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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. How does the narrator keep tabs on the person who is trying to find her in Part III while staying for awhile at a different place?
(a) Through radio.
(b) On the television.
(c) In the stars.
(d) Through letters.

2. Who helps the narrator save her cousin and her cousin's family?
(a) James.
(b) Helen.
(c) Chaing Cao.
(d) Zhong Liang.

3. What color are the lips of the prime beasts?
(a) Purplish.
(b) Red.
(c) Green.
(d) White.

4. Which beasts have been extinct a long time?
(a) Thousand league beasts.
(b) Returning beasts.
(c) Indigent beasts.
(d) Hellacious beasts.

5. What happens to Zhong Ren in Part III?
(a) He kills himself.
(b) He drowns.
(c) He dies in a car accident.
(d) He is killed by a flourishing beast.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who does Lucia want her heartsick beasts to look like?

2. What kind of special tree does Methuselah have at the temple?

3. What does Zhong Liang tell the narrator about her story about the thousand league beasts?

4. Who does Zhong Liang tell the narrator that their professor was always mentioning?

5. Who do the flourishing beasts pray to?

Short Essay Questions

1. Who does the narrator realize must be her "father?"

2. Why is the narrator so depressed in Part III?

3. Why do female prime beasts sometimes kill their own children?

4. How does the narrator realize she herself is a heartsick beast?

5. How does Lucia's mother feel when Lucia wants her heartsick beast to look like the narrator?

6. What is Zhong Liang's role in the professor's operations?

7. What happens to Charley that the narrator feels responsible for?

8. What is very unique about the thousand league beasts?

9. What theory does the narrator hatch about her own history with prime beasts?

10. What kind of relationship does the narrator have with Fei Fei in Part III?

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