2. Who plays immediately after the break, indicating that he came up with the response during the break?
(a) Hakone.
(b) Uragami.
(c) Master.
(d) Otake.

3. When does Uragami notice the Master's right eyebrow?
(a) During his tea ceremony.
(b) During his prayer ceremony.
(c) During his coverage of the last game.
(d) During his reading.

4. After a delay of how many months does Otake make a suspicious play?
(a) 3.
(b) 2.
(c) 1.
(d) 4.

5. Where do the players meet for the ceremonial opening of the game?
(a) Tibutu.
(b) Yasunari.
(c) Binchen.
(d) Koyokan.

6. What culture does the Master greatly influence?
(a) Chinese.
(b) Taiwanese.
(c) Korean.
(d) Japanese.

7. What does Uragami believe is responsible for the Master's death?
(a) Sadness.
(b) Fear.
(c) Sickness.
(d) Rules.

8. What does the Narrator do at the Master's last professional game of go?
(a) Fight.
(b) Dance.
(c) Report.
(d) Sing.

9. What is Uragami not confident in doing, regarding skills?
(a) Studying.
(b) Movement.
(c) Attire.
(d) Photography.

10. What does Uragami consider the Master?
(a) A hero.
(b) A student.
(c) A friend.
(d) A supporter.

11. What does Uragami see in the features of the Master?
(a) Something loving.
(b) Something strong.
(c) Something poignant.
(d) Something disturbing.

12. What does the Master's odd bent position remind Uragami of?
(a) The past.
(b) The future.
(c) The present.
(d) The game.

13. Why is the Master not a popular opponent?
(a) He is very loud and obnoxious.
(b) He always wins.
(c) He always cheats.
(d) He spends a lot of time thinking.

14. At the end of the game, how does the Master's opponent appear?
(a) Angry.
(b) Anguished.
(c) Joyful.
(d) Calm.

15. In what articles is Otake teased about taking frequent breaks?
(a) Newspaper.
(b) Brochure.
(c) Television.
(d) Book.