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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Where is one place Gao's mother takes the narrator when she visits?
(a) The temple.
(b) The church.
(c) An ice cream shop.
(d) The laundromat.

2. Who delivers the twins in the story "Lulu"?
(a) Dr. Feng.
(b) Dr. Wen.
(c) Dr. Chen.
(d) Dr. Ping.

3. How do the people on the street act the first season the new fruit is available?
(a) They are meaner.
(b) They are sadder.
(c) They are more likely to take trips with each other.
(d) They are kinder.

4. What is special about Lulu?
(a) She is brilliant.
(b) She is very good at music.
(c) She is a very fast runner.
(d) She can read minds.

5. What does the twins' mother do for work in "Lulu"?
(a) Writer.
(b) Doctor.
(c) Warehouse clerk.
(d) Lawyer.

Short Answer Questions

1. What were the crates that the new fruit arrived in labeled?

2. What shape is the fruit in "New Fruit"?

3. What city is Lulu studying in?

4. Where does the narrator in "Field Notes on a Marriage" grow up?

5. What gift do the twins' parents get for them when they go to college?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Bayi leave things with Keju in "Hotline Girl"?

2. In "Hotline Girl," why is Bayi so disturbed at hearing Keju's voice on her phone?

3. Why does Mr. Sun end up in the hospital in the story "New Fruit"?

4. When does the narrator tell his fiance Mao Xin about his sister in the story "Lulu?"

5. In "Hotline Girl," How does Bayi feel about her work?

6. What does the narrator end up thinking about Lulu's boyfriend towards the end of the story?

7. What does Suqi do as a job on the side in "Hotline Girl" that Bayi knows is quite dark?

8. What does "qiguo" mean in the story "New Fruit"?

9. In the story "Lulu," what secret does Lulu tell the narrator that shocks him shortly after they both start college?

10. In the story "Lulu," how do Lulu's parents feel about her bright prospects?

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