3. When a husband died or even castrated himself, women often did what in China?
(a) Committed suicide.
(b) Fought them.
(c) Gave up.
(d) Remarried.

4. Jen's wife is an _________.
(a) Killer.
(b) Atheist.
(c) Concubine.
(d) Orphan.

5. Who is protected by corrupt officials despite killing a wife in one of P'u Sung-Ling's stories?
(a) Tao.
(b) Wang.
(c) Huang.
(d) Li.

6. When Huang goes to Jen's house, what does he notice about the mat?
(a) Strong.
(b) Ripped.
(c) Colorful.
(d) Long.

7. When P'u Sung-ling wrote about a woman confronting rampaging soldiers, what did she set on fire?
(a) Her house.
(b) Bedding.
(c) Their clothes.
(d) Her shoes.

8. Who does Ts'ui Meng adopt for a year?
(a) Slave child.
(b) Peddler.
(c) Young boy.
(d) Young girl.

9. What is the pile near the mat that Huang notices?
(a) Dried human waste.
(b) Shell fish.
(c) Cangue.
(d) Clothes.

10. Under Chinese law, what is Jen supposed to do with his wife?
(a) Forgive her.
(b) Keep her.
(c) Remarry her.
(d) Throw her out.

11. Who is talking to the men on the night watch during the night of the murder?
(a) Jen's wife.
(b) Tsao's wife.
(c) Kao's wife.
(d) Huang's wife.

12. Where does Jen's wife go after being abandoned?
(a) Shelter.
(b) Hospital.
(c) Lake.
(d) Temple.

13. Where does Jen dump the body after he hears the village watchmen?
(a) Swing.
(b) Huang's house.
(c) Snow.
(d) Kao's house.

14. What is the intense violence in the story of P'u Sung-ling's personal life centered around?
(a) Family.
(b) Business.
(c) Monks.
(d) Land.

15. What happened to the man who was beaten that Ts'ui and his mother met?
(a) He was being punished for stealing.
(b) He lost his fortune.
(c) He was being punished for losing.
(d) He lost his wife in gambling.