1. What can the reader infer from the conversation between Nagare and the woman who seems to be the girl's mother?
(a) Nagare was not the owner of the café twenty-two years ago.
(b) Kyoko has been coming to the café since she was a child.
(c) Mrs. Kinuyo used to have a much more active role in running the café.
(d) Miki is Nagare's adopted daughter.

2. From the context, what is it likely "sakura" means when Shuichi tells Haruka that "the sakura were in full bloom" on the day of her birth (36)?
(a) Cherry blossoms.
(b) Chrysanthemums.
(c) Hydrangeas.
(d) Irises.

3. Besides the obvious age differences, what is the only thing that has changed in the café when Gohtero returns to the past?
(a) The sepia light is gone, replaced by strong white light.
(b) The times on the antique clocks are synchronized.
(c) The customers that were there that day are absent.
(d) There is traditional music playing in the background.

4. When Gohtaro returns to the present, what is the first thing that he wants to do?
(a) Thank Nagare for saving him twice during his journey into the past.
(b) Find out from Kazu who Kaname really is.
(c) Get out of the ghost chair before Kaname returns.
(d) Check the recording of Shuichi to make sure it was not all a dream.

5. What is Shuichi's primary response to seeing the camera that Gohtaro has brought with him?
(a) Shuichi is suspicious about Gohtaro wanting to record him.
(b) Shuichi is jealous that Gohtaro can afford such things.
(c) Shuichi is impressed with the technology.
(d) Shuichi refuses to believe that the object is a camera.