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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 medication does the narrator consider taking?
(a) Tylenol.
(b) Aleve.
(c) Ecotrin.
(d) Advil.
2. What denomination of currency does the narrator take when she first goes out to eat?
(a) 10-won.
(b) 1,000-won.
(c) 100-won.
(d) 10,000-won.
3. Which region had the narrator thought best for the artistic project she discussed with Inseon?
(a) Jeollanam-do.
(b) Gyeonggi-do.
(c) Gangwon-do.
(d) Gyeongsangbuk-do.
4. In what month does the narrator visit her publisher?
(a) April.
(b) January.
(c) May.
(d) August.
5. To which of the following does the narrator compare death?
(a) A moon.
(b) An asteroid.
(c) A meteor.
(d) A comet.
Short Answer Questions
1. On what day does the narrator arrive in Jeju?
2. How many years before the novel begins does the narrator start having dreams of massacre?
3. Which of the following had Inseon made while tending to her mother?
4. Which of the following had Inseon and the narrator failed to eat while discussing their artistic project?
5. With which of the following does the novel begin?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why would Inseon express a temperature in degrees Celsius?
2. What was the narrator’s writing pattern when she was writing about the massacre?
3. Why had the narrator not considered Jeju as a site for the artistic project she discussed with Inseon?
4. How does the narrator report Inseon adapts to humid weather?
5. Why does the narrator think herself lucky in her trip to Inseon’s home?
6. How does the narrator attempt to stave off her condition while waiting with the elderly lady at the bus stop?
7. Per the narrator, why is Inseon at ease around elderly women?
8. How does the narrator attempt to address the heat in her apartment?
9. Why is the narrator forced to go without air conditioning?
10. What kind of furniture does Inseon sell?
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