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Human Acts Quiz

Han Kang

This Study Guide consists of approximately 47 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of Human Acts.

Human Acts by Han Kang

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Human Acts Quiz

Han Kang

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

When is Jeong-dae's soul finally set free from his body? (from Chapter 2)

Immediately after he is shot.

When his body is buried.

When his heart stops beating.

When his body is destroyed by the fire.

2.

What do the writer and Dong-ho have in common? (from Epilogue)

They both were in Gwangju during the uprising.

They both were killed by the military government.

They both went to the same middle school.

They both lived in the same bedroom.

3.

What was found next to Jin-su when he died? (from Chapter 4 )

A book written by Yoon.

A photo of Dong-ho and the other young boys who were killed.

A bracelet that belonged to Seon-ju.

A piece of sheet music.

4.

When the writer meets Dong-ho's brother, what does he tell her? (from Epilogue)

"I’m the one with the mark on my conscience, bearing a grudge against those poor kids. I’m the only one to blame."

"Every day without exception, those same questions niggled away at me: why did he die, while I’m still alive?"

"Please, write your book so that no one will ever be able to desecrate my brother’s memory again."

"This dissertation you were planning to write, was it really going to benefit anyone other than yourself?"

5.

Why does the writer, Han Kang, go back to Gwangju in 2013? (from Epilogue)

To flee from Seoul.

To attend a conference.

To visit her brother.

To take photographs for a magazine.

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