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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through The Forgotten Holocause: A Second Rape.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. According to Ms. Chang, why is the Rape of Nanking not as well known as the Holocaust or Hiroshima?
(a) The Chinese were ashamed of the incident.
(b) The Japanese killed all the witnesses.
(c) The victims stayed silent.
(d) There were not as many deaths.
2. What title does Kirby hold that qualifies him to write the Foreword for Ms. Chang's book?
(a) President of Princeton.
(b) President of Yale University.
(c) Professor of Modern Japanese History.
(d) Professor of Modern Chinese History.
3. Kirby states that all BUT WHICH of Japan's following actions took place in stark contrast to conventional rules of warfare?
(a) Rape of civilians.
(b) Execution of soldiers.
(c) Execution of civilians.
(d) Occupation.
4. Chang states in "Six Weeks of Terror" that one of the Japanese military leaders is known as "the masked shogun" because information about this person is scarce. To which leader does she refer?
(a) Asaka.
(b) Nakajima.
(c) Matsui.
(d) Yanagawa.
5. To which atmosphere could the elementary schools of Japan best be compared?
(a) Park.
(b) Military.
(c) College.
(d) Home school.
Short Answer Questions
1. In "The Fate of the Survivors," during what year does Lewis Smythe leave his job at Nanking University for Lexington Theological Seminary in Kentucky?
2. Prince Mikasa Takahito wrote a confessional report about Japanese atrocities that was buried for decades. In what year does Takahito's report emerge?
3. Ono Kenji has co-edited a book on the Nanking massacre, the first work to be based completely on Japanese sources. During what year is the book published?
4. During the IMTFE trials, the court determines that what ratio of prisoners of war die under the Japanese?
5. In the Introduction, the author cites what fact as her primary motivation for writing this book?
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