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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 does Happy realize the old man smells a bit like?
(a) Cologne.
(b) Eggs.
(c) Flowers.
(d) Circus peanuts candy.
2. What does So-hyun's father use to beat Ji-ho?
(a) His badminton racket.
(b) His wooden spoon.
(c) His belt.
(d) His ice skate.
3. What does Albert notice on Sasha's hands that makes him realize she does not play any longer?
(a) A missing finger.
(b) Rings.
(c) Nail polish.
(d) Rashes.
4. What does Mo-sae routinely read?
(a) The Chosen Ilbo.
(b) The New York Times.
(c) The Bible.
(d) The Koran.
5. Where did Albert, Sasha, and two other classmates meet after their last class?
(a) Albert's apartment.
(b) The cafe they loved.
(c) The building rooftop.
(d) Sasha's apartment.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who was Albert's mentor?
2. What does Mo-sae sometimes do at church?
3. What does Albert realize Alisa does very well?
4. What does So-hyun's father threaten to do with his gift when her mother questions its cost?
5. Who is Albert's ex-wife?
Short Essay Questions
1. How do Albert's classmates remember him?
2. What seems to be the turning point in So-hyun's famliy at the end of the story "Skinship"?
3. Why does So-hyun dislike her cousin Susie so much?
4. How does Mo-sae handle things when Young-ja does not come home for hours one day, because she is very ill?
5. In Korea, where does So-hyun's mother and brother go with her when her father's actions become unbearable?
6. In "Skinship," where do So-hyun and her family stay at first in America?
7. Why does Sasha believe her daughter Alisa is special when it comes to the piano?
8. What does Albert remember about Sasha from when they were students together?
9. Why does Sasha think Albert might be just the right teacher for Alisa?
10. Why does Sasha contact Albert again after many years of being out of touch?
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