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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. During what time does the United States colonize the Philippine Islands?
(a) 1910-1915.
(b) 1840-1865.
(c) 1980-1984.
(d) 1898 -1902.

2. What ship do Carriscant and Kay board for their journey?
(a) HMS Victoria.
(b) SS Herzog.
(c) SS Hedgehog.
(d) SS Elizabeth.

3. What motivates Kay to accompany Carriscant to Europe?
(a) Her mother urges her to go.
(b) Information from Meyersen.
(c) Carriscant offers to pay her way.
(d) Her lawyer thinks she needs to get away for a while.

4. Why does Philip say he will ask around at his work for Kay?
(a) To find out if anyone wants to buy Kay's home.
(b) To see if anyone knows Paton Bobby.
(c) To find out if anyone has heard of Carriscant.
(d) To see if anyone needs a building designed.

5. Why does Carriscant need Kay's assistance?
(a) To find a man in Los Angeles.
(b) To arrange a meeting with Kay's mother.
(c) To help him get a green card.
(d) To find his son.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Kay decide to do about Carriscant?

2. How does Carriscant view Cruz professionally?

3. What is the year when the novel opens?

4. What is apparent when Carriscant visits Pantaleon's house?

5. Who is Bruna?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Kay spend many hours with her attorney?

2. What do Quiroga and Carriscant do for a Chinese boy?

3. What does Salvador Carriscant say about his return to Manila in 1897?

4. What does Carriscant show Kay after visiting Paton Bobby and what does he ask of her?

5. What does Carriscant realize about Pantaleon now after knowing the man for some time?

6. What does Kay learn about the buyer of her home?

7. Who is Kay Fischer?

8. What does Kay discover when she goes to her house just after selling it?

9. What is the impact of Coleman's death on Kay and Philip?

10. What do Kay and Philip think about the other one?

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