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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 brings about palpitations and pain in the chest of one of the people at the game?
(a) A heart condition.
(b) Anxiety.
(c) Fear mongering.
(d) Eating disorder.

2. Who asks to play a game of go on the train home with Uragami?
(a) A Chinese person.
(b) A Swede.
(c) An American.
(d) A Japanese person.

3. What move does the Master consider his fatal mistake in go?
(a) White 100.
(b) Black 100.
(c) Black 129.
(d) White 130.

4. What is the last play of the game up to the point where it was recessed?
(a) White 100.
(b) Green 100.
(c) Blue 100.
(d) Black 100.

5. Who would rather not play after the middle phase of the game?
(a) Master.
(b) Uragami.
(c) Otake.
(d) Hiroku.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who made aggressive moves in the game up to the point where it was recessed?

2. How long does the recess in the match last?

3. Who is sympathetic to the sick person after the middle phase of the game?

4. When does Otake relent and agree to the conditions that the organizers of the game make to shorten the game?

5. Who is the only player that represents the new age of the game of go?

Short Essay Questions

1. As an amateur, what does Uragami fail to see about the Master's brilliant move?

2. What does Otake consider a brilliant move by the Master?

3. Why does Otake think the Master should not play in August?

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

5. Why are amateurs disappointed in the game, according to Uragami?

6. Why do the judges and organizers appeal to Otake to play?

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

8. Why is Uragami coming and going in between sessions of the game of go?

9. How does Otake apparently take advantage of the rules of the game of go?

10. How does the Master make Otake play conservatively?

(see the answer keys)

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