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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. To whose situation does Rodrigues compare his own?
(a) Moses
(b) Jesus
(c) Abraham
(d) John the Baptist
2. How does Rodrigues react to the snoring sound?
(a) He bangs on his wall.
(b) He cries.
(c) He sings.
(d) He laughs.
3. To whom does Rodrigues compare Kichijiro?
(a) Moses
(b) Jesus
(c) Pele
(d) Judas
4. What is the name of the samurai with whom Rodrigues is talking?
(a) Yuta
(b) Inoue
(c) Igzadi
(d) Roger
5. Where are the three peasants paraded?
(a) A theater
(b) A well
(c) The water's edge
(d) A pit
6. Who has ordered the peasants' torture?
(a) Kichijiro
(b) Ferreira
(c) The king
(d) Inoue
7. What does Kichijiro bring to Rodrigues?
(a) A bowl of rice
(b) A banana
(c) A mule
(d) A bowl of soup
8. Whose image do the peasants have to trample on in this chapter?
(a) Jesus Christ
(b) Moses
(c) The Virgin Mary
(d) Abraham
9. What will happen if Rodrigues does not apostatize?
(a) He will die.
(b) The peasants will be tortured.
(c) He will be tortured.
(d) He will be sent to prison for life.
10. What is Jonassen's nationality?
(a) Swedish
(b) Dutch
(c) Danish
(d) Norwegian
11. What does Ferreira say he could not take anymore?
(a) Torture
(b) Portugal
(c) God's silence
(d) A life of purity
12. From where does the unknown guest come?
(a) The north
(b) The south
(c) The east
(d) The west
13. Who does Rodrigues think he can hear snoring?
(a) His own father
(b) His jailer
(c) A fellow prisoner
(d) Ferreirer
14. On what kind of animal is Rodrigues placed?
(a) A horse
(b) A mule
(c) A cow
(d) An ostrich
15. What did Yokoso-no-Ura used to be?
(a) An army base
(b) A Portuguese town
(c) A Jesuit harbor
(d) A city
Short Answer Questions
1. What is the source of the snoring Rodrigues thinks he can hear?
2. Who of the following is with the three peasants?
3. Chapter 5 marks the end of _________________.
4. Who does Ferreirer serve?
5. What does Inoue not consider Christianity to be?
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