2. What is hard to maintain at a professional level, the longer the game of go is?
(a) Interest.
(b) Depth.
(c) Skill.
(d) Concentration.

3. After the death of the Master, what does Uragami offer to take?
(a) His body.
(b) His clothes.
(c) Lessons.
(d) Photographs.

4. Who follows polite practices for the Master?
(a) His brother.
(b) His mother.
(c) His father.
(d) His wife.

5. What does Otake drink a lot of during the game?
(a) Water.
(b) Juice.
(c) Coffee.
(d) Tea.

6. According to the agreement governing the match, where would the players move to an inn?
(a) Uragami.
(b) Otaki.
(c) Yasunari.
(d) Hakone.

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

8. What does Uragami notice about the Master's right eyebrow?
(a) It is skewed.
(b) It is short.
(c) It has a single long hair.
(d) It is temperamental.

9. Where is the fourth session of the game played?
(a) Riveria.
(b) Island Top.
(c) Imaginarium.
(d) Hakone.

10. Where do the two men sit together after the last match?
(a) A hotel.
(b) A lounge.
(c) A game table.
(d) A bar.

11. Who greets the Master in his room when he is bent over oddly?
(a) His valet.
(b) His wife.
(c) His daughter.
(d) His son.

12. What does the Master's opening play have to be, according to Otake?
(a) Open.
(b) Long.
(c) Sealed.
(d) Changing.

13. Why do many players play with the Master?
(a) Out of competitive need.
(b) Out of deference.
(c) Out of desperation.
(d) Out of curiosity.

14. What is the Master able to do when he is playing a game?
(a) Smoke a pipe.
(b) Knit socks.
(c) Shut out all disturbances.
(d) Win every time.

15. In what world does the Master play a pivotal part?
(a) That of go.
(b) That of tea.
(c) That of death.
(d) That of samurais.