To the Storm: The Odyssey of a Revolutionary Chinese Woman Test | Final Test - Easy

Yue Daiyun
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To the Storm: The Odyssey of a Revolutionary Chinese Woman Test | Final Test - Easy

Yue Daiyun
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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. With what did Chairman Mao aim to replace Confucianism?
(a) Legalism.
(b) Capitalism.
(c) Objectivism.
(d) Intellectualism.

2. How did the Jinggang Mountain group defend their besieged building while restoring electrical power?
(a) Sprinkling the street with round beans.
(b) Shining flashlights in the attackers' faces.
(c) Firing rocks with slingshots at their attackers.
(d) Spraying the New Beida guards with water.

3. What did the Jinggang Mountain Corps want?
(a) To overthrow Chairman Mao.
(b) To support Nie Yuanzi's leadership of Beida.
(c) To dominate the Red Guard.
(d) To overthrow Nie Yuanzi's leadership of Beida.

4. What did Lao Tang's mother send to augment his diet?
(a) Dried beef and sugar.
(b) Sugar and vegetables.
(c) Fruits and milk.
(d) Vegetables and fruits.

5. How did Lao Li comfort Lao Tang about his membership in Liang Xiao?
(a) By promising to speak up for him.
(b) By promising that he would avoid prison.
(c) By suggesting that prison would not be so uncomfortable.
(d) By suggesting that he flee the country.

6. Durig the summer of 1968, how many students were killed by New Beida students?
(a) One.
(b) Five.
(c) Three.
(d) Two.

7. What group refused to obey Chairman Mao's directive to continue education?
(a) University teachers.
(b) University administrators.
(c) High school and university students.
(d) High school teachers and administrators.

8. What natural disaster hit China in July of 1976?
(a) A flood.
(b) A volcanic eruption.
(c) Wildfires.
(d) An earthquake.

9. Why was Yue Daiyun able to save money during her months in Liyuzhou?
(a) There was nothing available to buy.
(b) She earned her regular salary, but was not allowed to spend it.
(c) She was a good money manager.
(d) She received retroactive pay.

10. How were students selected for university admission in 1970?
(a) By examination.
(b) By ability to pay.
(c) By lottery.
(d) By recommendations from factory or army leaders.

11. What was Yue Daiyun's first work assignment in Liyuzhou after their housing was constructed?
(a) Planting rice.
(b) Cooking for the group.
(c) Making bricks.
(d) Working as a laundress.

12. In what area was Tang Shuang gifted?
(a) Literature.
(b) Art.
(c) Mathematics.
(d) Music.

13. How did Yue Daiyun feel about menial labor in Liyuzhou?
(a) It was demeaning and exhausting.
(b) It was exhilerating and strengthening.
(c) It was satisfying and refreshing.
(d) It was easy and pleasant.

14. What task was Nie Yuanzi given in Liyuqhou?
(a) Making bricks from clay.
(b) Tying sheaves to make thatch.
(c) Cutting bamboo into poles.
(d) Carrying buckets of urine.

15. How did Nie Yuanzi attempt to flush out the 250 besieged Jinggang Mountain students?
(a) She turned off their electricity.
(b) She sent in tear gas.
(c) She turned off their water supply.
(d) She cut off their food supply.

Short Answer Questions

1. What was unusual about the student revolutionary movement at Beida?

2. Who were the "5+ Obedient Sheep?"

3. How were workers and peasants to be portrayed in all acceptable literary work?

4. What was meant by saying that Nie Yuanzi could "touch heaven"?

5. Which family member was sent to a military farm in Dedu county?

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