2. What did Bai Shan want to do for Ji Li?
(a) Wrap her leg.
(b) Take her to the doctor.
(c) Get her food and water.
(d) Finish her quota.

3. How many people were bullying Ji Yun?
(a) 5.
(b) 4.
(c) 3.
(d) 6.

4. Why did Ji Li start staying home from school in Jr. High?
(a) The school work was getting too hard.
(b) The school work was getting too easy.
(c) To help her mother and Grandma.
(d) To avoid embarassment.

5. Why did Dad refuse to confess?
(a) He hated the new regime.
(b) He had done nothing wrong.
(c) He was an example to his children.
(d) He didn't want to be beat.

6. What happened to An Yi's mother every day at school when Ji Li stopped attending?
(a) She was yelled at.
(b) All of these.
(c) She was beat.
(d) She was harassed.

7. What was not used in the Jr. High to teach the students?
(a) Chanting.
(b) Textbooks.
(c) Paper.
(d) Chalk boards.

8. Why did Ji Yun begin crying one day?
(a) Her house was searched.
(b) She was given a bad grade.
(c) She lost her bag.
(d) She saw a teacher beat.

9. How did Dad know Fan Wen Chong?
(a) They were second cousins.
(b) They grew up together.
(c) They were theater friends.
(d) They worked together at the government.

10. Who told Ji Li that Dad had been cleared of his charges?
(a) Uncle Tian.
(b) Zhang.
(c) Mom.
(d) Fan Wen Chong.

11. Who wanted to speak with Ji Li after she was cut from the Exhibition?
(a) Father.
(b) Jiang Xi.
(c) Chang Hong.
(d) Chairman Jin.

12. What kind of expedition did Jin want to create?
(a) Class Education.
(b) Chinese Artistic.
(c) Chinese Historical.
(d) Educational Critique.

13. How did Ji Li know Lin Lin?
(a) They worked at the restaurant together.
(b) They went to school together.
(c) They were cousins.
(d) They were neighbors.

14. What did Mom suffer from?
(a) Dimentia.
(b) Lou Gherig's disease.
(c) Meniere's disease.
(d) Chronic pain.

15. How did Ji Li choose to prove herself amidst the bad rumors?
(a) By doing a good job at the Exhibition.
(b) By not showing up to the Exhibition.
(c) By ignoring anyone who mentions the rumors.
(d) By bringing her mother to the Exhibition.