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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. What is Lily's last name?
(a) Shen.
(b) Lee.
(c) Chu.
(d) Zhang.
2. What song did Tiller sing with Pong as a duet at the karaoke bar in Chapter 14?
(a) "When I Was a Boy."
(b) "I Want to Hold Your Hand."
(c) "Eleanor Rigby."
(d) "Hotel California."
3. How did Pruitt describe his parents in Chapter 19?
(a) Intellectual giants.
(b) Bored trust fundifarians.
(c) Hard working, blue-collar Americans.
(d) Workaholic, alcoholic socialites.
4. To what well-known commercial district of Shenzhen did Pong take Tiller after they dropped their bags at the hotel in Chapter 12?
(a) Luohu.
(b) Bao'an.
(c) Longgang.
(d) Huaqiangbei.
5. What word did Chilies and Constance use to refer to white Westerners like Tiller?
(a) Karuka.
(b) Niu.
(c) Farang.
(d) Gringo.
Short Answer Questions
1. From what kind of family and background did Pong say Drum came from in Chapter 18?
2. Who were the last guests at Tiller and Val's home that led to the scuffle and ended their food hosting?
3. What are referred to as Lucky's signature drinks in Chapter 15?
4. Who is Drum's daughter that he escorted into the karaoke lounge in Chapter 14?
5. As what spirit animal did Tiller draw Pong in the shopping mall in Chapter 12?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Tiller describe Drum Kappagoda upon their first meeting?
2. How is Tiller's performance at the karaoke club described in Chapter 14?
3. What led to Pong buying Tiller the knife in Chapter 12?
4. How is Constance described?
5. What does "20 Whet" refer to and why is it important to the story?
6. What is significant about the candies that Chilies gave Tiller in Chapter 17?
7. How is the setting of Evergreen Shores described?
8. How is Drum Kappagoda's estate described in Chapter 17?
9. How would you characterize Tiller's relationship with his father?
10. How is Lily Zhang described in Chapter 13?
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