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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 13.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How does Sarah get into the Foundation dinner without an invitation?
(a) Sarah does not attend the Foundation dinner.
(b) Sarah disguises herself as the guest of honor.
(c) Sarah makes a big, emotional scene.
(d) Sarah sneaks in the back.

2. According to Akira, why do Christopher's parents stop speaking to one another?
(a) Because Christopher is "not enough Englishman."
(b) Because Christopher's mother objects to her husband's work.
(c) Because Christopher's parents have hurt each other's feelings.
(d) Because Akira is "not enough Japanese."

3. What does Christopher's mother say when he rushes to the door?
(a) Christopher's mother tells Christopher to be proud of his father.
(b) Christopher's mother tells Christopher he must first put on proper shoes and a jacket.
(c) Christopher's mother tells Christopher he may not go into town.
(d) Christopher's mother proposes that Christopher take Akira with him.

4. What nickname do the Banks and Uncle Philip call Christopher?
(a) Scoundrel.
(b) Puffin.
(c) Stag.
(d) Mongrel.

5. What is the second question Christopher asks Sir Cecil?
(a) Christopher asks how Sir Cecil met Sarah.
(b) Christopher asks whether Sir Cecil happened to meet Akira.
(c) Christopher asks whether Sir Cecil would like a drink from his flask.
(d) Christopher asks if Sir Cecil would like his assistance in solving the mystery of his disappearing cigar box.

Short Answer Questions

1. What composer's music underscores Christopher and Sarah's conversation at the end of the Foundation dinner?

2. What does Christopher overhear one day while working on his lessons with Mei Li in the library?

3. Where is Christopher told he may find Sir Cecil and Sarah?

4. What is Akira's reaction when he discovers a tear in his kimono?

5. How long does it take Christopher to unravel the mystery of Charles Emory's death?

(see the answer key)

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