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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. Where do the narrator's cousin and her family get trapped?
(a) The cave.
(b) The airport.
(c) The church.
(d) The mall.
2. How does the narrator refer to herself in front of Zhong Liang?
(a) As his elder.
(b) As his friend.
(c) As his sister.
(d) As his mentor.
3. How does the narrator think of herself as she was when she first met the professor?
(a) As a very brilliant student.
(b) As a manipulative young woman.
(c) As a shy, awkward girl.
(d) As an extrovert.
4. What does Jiang Tan's mother say about him?
(a) He was always sure of himself.
(b) He was not very motivated.
(c) He knew everything and was beautiful and clever.
(d) He was always angry.
5. Who finds the bones of thousand leagues beasts?
(a) James.
(b) Cai Chong.
(c) Zhong Liang.
(d) Helen.
Short Answer Questions
1. How does Jiang Tan die?
2. What holiday does Zhong Liang's family always go away for, as he tells the narrator in Part IV?
3. What does Zhong Liang tell the narrator about her story about the thousand league beasts?
4. How many pieces are dead flourishing beasts divided into?
5. What does the professor asks the narrator to find for him at different places in Part III?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does the narrator realize she herself is a heartsick beast?
2. What is very unique about the thousand league beasts?
3. What theory does the narrator hatch about her own history with prime beasts?
4. How does Methuselah die?
5. Who nurses the narrator back to health after her run-in with the prime beast?
6. Why is the wood of flourishing beast saplings so valuable?
7. What happens to Lucia's heartsick beast when the narrator takes care of it?
8. Why is the narrator so depressed in Part III?
9. Why does the narrator tell Zhong Liang her stories have to be fairly simple?
10. Why do female prime beasts sometimes kill their own children?
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