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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. When does Otake relent and agree to the conditions that the organizers of the game make to shorten the game?
(a) On the 5th day.
(b) On the 4th day.
(c) On the 3rd day.
(d) On the 1st day.
2. Out of respect for what do the judges not want to make the Master wait?
(a) His weight.
(b) His rank.
(c) His name.
(d) His age.
3. Who develops a cold and possibly some fluid in his lungs?
(a) Yasunari.
(b) Uragami.
(c) The Master.
(d) Jason.
4. When the Master announces the day of the play, what does Otake request?
(a) A day of rest.
(b) A chance to win.
(c) A doctor's visit.
(d) Another phone call.
5. Where is the match being moved to, after the Master's hair is dyed?
(a) Ito.
(b) Ipswich.
(c) Kyoto.
(d) Grotto.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does the Master's brilliant move do for his chances at winning the game?
2. Of what origin is the only exception among all the great players, according to Uragami?
3. Who comes to shave the Master?
4. Who wonders if perhaps it is not just the heat of the moment that makes the Master accuse Otake of a kind of cheating?
5. What game is proposed by the sick person after the middle phase of the game?
Short Essay Questions
1. What happens when Uragami goes to the master and asks him to wait for a day?
2. What does Otake consider a brilliant move by the Master?
3. Why does Otake think the Master should not play in August?
4. Why is the judge not able to find Black 121, initially?
5. Why do the judges and organizers appeal to Otake to play?
6. When is the Master allowed to play again, in Chapter 25?
7. Why is the second session at Ito left up in the air?
8. How does the Master respond to Otake's move as Chapter 21 begins?
9. How are the rules changed to adjust to the Master's health?
10. Why is Uragami coming and going in between sessions of the game of go?
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