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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. Initially, what causes Jane to worry about the casting of the show?
(a) The biased slant of the show.
(b) Japanese will be shown in a bad light.
(c) That Americans will be shown in a bad light.
(d) The too positive slant of the show.

2. What does Ms. Helen want to make for the show?
(a) Chitterlings.
(b) Burgers.
(c) Frog legs.
(d) Fried chicken.

3. What is the main audience of the show?
(a) American housewives.
(b) Chinese housewives.
(c) Japanese and American housewives.
(d) Japanese housewives.

4. As a result of the doctor visit, what has happened to John?
(a) He wants to divorce his wife.
(b) He has fallen deeper in love with his wife.
(c) He wants to make a baby.
(d) He has become a compassionate man.

5. What does Jane wish she could do with the show?
(a) Cancel it.
(b) Portray the real America.
(c) Use it to further her career.
(d) Make it better.

Short Answer Questions

1. What happened to Purcell while he worked at a chicken factory?

2. What is anaphylactic shock?

3. What will help Akiko regain her fertility?

4. What gives Jane the advantage to create the show?

5. Who will cook for this episode?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Akiko become sad and bored in her home?

2. When Purcell stops eating chicken parts, what happens?

3. What gives Jane a unique view and experience about working on the show?

4. Ultimately, what does Jane want to show on My American Wife!?

5. On what type of women do the Japanese ad executives wish to focus?

6. What will help Akiko to gain weight and get her body ready to have a baby?

7. Why does John angrily throw the pork chops across the room?

8. What is the next interesting group that Jane wants to film?

9. How did Akiko and John meet?

10. Just as Jane thinks she is getting herself into a serious relationship with Sloan, what happens?

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