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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. In what event does Uragami find special meaning by looking at pictures of the Master's image?
(a) His birth.
(b) His death.
(c) The ceremony.
(d) The game.

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

3. What kinds of rules are drawn up for the competitive match?
(a) Simple.
(b) Long.
(c) Short.
(d) Complicated.

4. During what meal do the players stop the game?
(a) Lunch.
(b) Breakfast.
(c) Tea time.
(d) Noon.

5. 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.

Short Answer Questions

1. What association's directors also attend the ceremonial opening of the game?

2. What role does the timekeeper have in the game?

3. When does Uragami notice the Master's right eyebrow?

4. What does the Master drink with his opponent in a friendly atmosphere prior to the game?

5. Why is the Master not a popular opponent?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is the ceremonial opening for the go game like?

2. What does Uragami associate with the Master and his death?

3. What does Uragami notice in a photograph of the Master that he adds in his article?

4. How is the Master described before his death?

5. After the judges and reporters and Otake leave the inn, what does Uragami reflect upon?

6. How does the Master act during the game of go that is revealed in his breathing?

7. On the first day of play, what does Otake apologize for and why does he do this?

8. Why does Uragami think the Master plays with Otake?

9. How does Uragami explain why the Master fails to thank people on his own?

10. How does Uragami describe himself?

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