3. What is added to maintain the interest of readers who are not familiar with go?
(a) Lies.
(b) Designs.
(c) Embroidering.
(d) Notes.

4. What does the Master regularly check after Otake takes the offensive and the advantage?
(a) His watch.
(b) His stomach.
(c) His winnings.
(d) His losses.

5. When does Otake relent and agree to the conditions that the organizers of the game make to shorten the game?
(a) On the 1st day.
(b) On the 3rd day.
(c) On the 5th day.
(d) On the 4th day.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does the Master do before the middle phase of the game that invokes the appreciation of onlookers?

2. What country elevated go to an art form?

3. Who goes to visit Wu to get his opinion of the game between the Master and Otake?

4. Who influences the decisions of the Master's opponent?

5. What kind of specialist is sent by the newspaper to examine the sick patient?

Short Essay Questions

1. How are the rules changed to adjust to the Master's health?

2. What does Uragami take as a sign of the Master's desire to finish the match?

3. How is Otake affected by the Master's poor condition of health?

4. Why is Uragami disappointed in Wu's comments for the article?

5. Why is the judge not able to find Black 121, initially?

6. Despite his declining health, what does the Master continue to have for the game?

7. What happens when Uragami goes to the master and asks him to wait for a day?

8. How does Otake compromise with the organizers who want to finish the match soon?

9. What does Uragami think of his match with the American on the train?

10. What happens during the final session of the match?

(see the answer keys)

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