3. What did writing offer to Hsu in the months after Ken's death?
(a) A way of keeping the story straight.
(b) A way of focusing on a movie.
(c) A way of rewriting history.
(d) A way of living outside the present.

4. Who taught Hsu's political theory class?
(a) Jane Frane.
(b) Michael Rogin.
(c) Richard Ringle.
(d) Frank Hendry.

5. How did Ken die?
(a) He had a heart attack.
(b) He was hit by a car.
(c) He was robbed and shot in the head.
(d) He was stabbed.

6. Where did Hsu go after Ken's party?
(a) A big rave-like event.
(b) Home.
(c) To a record shop.
(d) To the East Coast.

7. Where did Hsu and his friends go on a trip right before senior year started?
(a) Mexico.
(b) Europe.
(c) Taiwan.
(d) Russia.

8. Who did Hsu and Ken cast in Part III in their project?
(a) Strangers.
(b) Their teachers.
(c) Their friends.
(d) The drama class.

9. Why did Hsu give Ken's eulogy?
(a) Ken's sister asked Hsu to give it.
(b) Ken's girlfriend asked Hsu to give it.
(c) Ken's fraternity brothers asked Hsu to give it.
(d) He was writing a lot about Ken in the week following Ken's death.

10. What was Hsu trying to do with his writing after Ken's death?
(a) Write a memoir about grief.
(b) Try to get closer to his father.
(c) Write himself back to the past.
(d) Help comfort Ken's family.

11. What was Ken's fraternity?
(a) Sigma Mu Delta.
(b) Sigma Alpha Mu.
(c) Delta Sigma Chi.
(d) Chi Delta Rora.

12. What dinner at a diner did Hsu and his love interest sometimes eat?
(a) French fries and ice cream.
(b) Turkey club sandwiches.
(c) Burgers.
(d) Salad.

13. What did Hsu often write to Ken about?
(a) His ambitions.
(b) Everyday things he was missing.
(c) His problems with his parents.
(d) His goldfish.

14. What game did Hsu play with his mentors?
(a) Pickleball.
(b) Badminton.
(c) Softball.
(d) Tennis.

15. What did Hsu begin to think he could have done that would have changed the outcome the night of Ken's murder?
(a) Gone back to Ken's party.
(b) Called his mother.
(c) Gone to the church.
(d) Gone to the taco restaurant.