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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Book One: Chapter 13 - 17.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How had Sunja been proud of her father's kindness as described in Book One, Chapter 9?
(a) The way a poor child might be proud of her father's thrift and innovation.
(b) The way she is proud of the trees from springing out of the driest lands.
(c) The way a child in a rich family would be proud of her father's enormous house and many goats.
(d) The way a child in a rich family would be proud of her father's bags of rice and gold rings.

2. What does Pastor Shin want Sunja to do in Book One, Chapter 10?
(a) Find someone else to marry.
(b) Throw herself into the sea.
(c) Not throw her burdens on Isak.
(d) Ask forgiveness from God.

3. What does Hansu give Sunja as a gift in Book One, Chapter 6?
(a) Plan B contraceptive.
(b) A gold pocket watch from England.
(c) A diamond wedding ring to propose.
(d) A jar of Kimchi.

4. Why does Sunja tell Isak that she can love his God in Book One, Chapter 9?
(a) Because she will agree with anything that Isak says.
(b) Because she wants to deceive him.
(c) Because she is familiar with spirits and Gods and so thinks she can love his God as well.
(d) Because she spoke to the spirits and they said it was ok.

5. How did Isak's older brother, Samoel, die as described in Book One, Chapter 8?
(a) He caught cholera.
(b) He drowned on a boat to Osaka.
(c) He was beaten by the colonial priests after a protest and died of injuries.
(d) He sacrificed himself for the church.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Isak say about Sunja's expected baby in Book One, Chapter 7?

2. Where do Kyunghee and Sunja meet the moneylender boss in Book One, Chapter 16?

3. What does Sunja tell Hansu when she finds out he is married in Book One, Chapter 6?

4. What is Yoseb's work in Osaka as described in Book One, Chapter 12?

5. How was Isak when he was growing up as described in Book One, Chapter 7?

(see the answer key)

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