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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 16.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Christopher has an argument over the pronunciation of which English expression?
(a) Old chap.
(b) Boss.
(c) Mate.
(d) Governor.
2. What is Christopher's memory of Akira's house?
(a) Strangely, Christopher has no recollection of his best friend's house.
(b) Christopher remembers that Akira's house was very dilapidated.
(c) Christopher remembers it to be very similar to his family's from an architectural standpoint.
(d) Christopher remembers it to be exactly the opposite of his family's.
3. How does Christoper want Uncle Philip to help him become "more English?"
(a) Christopher wants Uncle Philip to introduce him to some fine English "specimens."
(b) Christopher wants Uncle Philip to give him weekly lessons in "Englishness."
(c) Christopher wants Uncle Philip to allow him to copy his behavior sometimes.
(d) Christopher wants Uncle Philip to take him on a trip to England.
4. Who does young Christopher see being very familiar with the plump-faced man?
(a) Akira.
(b) Christopher's father.
(c) Uncle Philip.
(d) Christopher's mother.
5. What kind of person is the Banks's typical house guest in Shanghai?
(a) A young English woman sent on a tour of the far east by her wealthy parents.
(b) A young man who brings with him the air of English lanes, meadows and foggy streets.
(c) An old English man working for Morganbrook and Byatt.
(d) A middle-aged English man working for Morganbrook and Byatt.
Short Answer Questions
1. How is the weather on the day Christopher "lowers his guard?"
2. Upon his return, how does Akira respond to Christopher's questions about his experiences in Japan?
3. What is Morgan's manner like when he and Christopher meet?
4. How does Mrs. Banks respond to the health inspector's suggestion?
5. What happens to Christopher's father the day after the lotion theft?
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