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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. What do the couple pose as from the fighting around them?
(a) Refugees.
(b) Warriors.
(c) Bandits.
(d) Tribal people.
2. Who is an official who passed his scholarly chu-jen examination?
(a) Feng K'o-t'san.
(b) T'ang-ch'eng.
(c) Huang Liu-hung.
(d) Ma-t'ou.
3. What is the name of the Revolution described in one of P'u Sung-Ling's stories?
(a) White Lotus.
(b) Hsiao-erh.
(c) Ting.
(d) Hung.
4. In the first magic story by P'u Sung-ling from 1668, what event does a young boy attend?
(a) Musical.
(b) Parade.
(c) Concert.
(d) Dance show.
5. Who lacks an heir after the death of the young boy in the Woman P'eng story?
(a) Ch'ang.
(b) Huang.
(c) Hsi-hu.
(d) P'eng.
Short Answer Questions
1. In "Hsi-liu," who has difficulty learning to read?
2. According to what custom does a woman return dowry to her husband's family?
3. Who made up a story that the boy's father killed their father during the chaos of the Manchu invasions?
4. What are taxes used to maintain in Huang's story?
5. Who does the widow beat because he is lazy in one of P'u Sung-Ling's stories about widows?
Short Essay Questions
1. How is Feng K'o-t'san described in Chapter 1, the Observers?
2. How does Hsiao-erh save the the people in the village from drought and famine?
3. Describe Hsi-liu and her struggle with Ch'ang fu.
4. What does Huang Liu-hung find most disturbing about the people in his county?
5. What is the story about the old widow and her fantasy that P'u Sung-ling shares?
6. How does Lien's killer misunderstand the Chinese law?
7. What is the story of The Fighting Cricket?
8. What happened in the story of the man falling asleep and dreaming?
9. Describe what happens after the famine in T'ang-Ch'en in 1641.
10. Describe the snowfall and its effect on the farmers in T'an-ch'eng in 1671.
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