Pachinko Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What is Sunja edified to discover at Isak's grave? (from Book III, Chapters 16 - 21 )

She learns that Mozasu brings Solomon and Etsuko to his father's plot every week.

She learns from the gravedigger that Noa visited Isak's grave even after he had moved to Nagano.

She learns that Mozasu often landscapes his father's plot.

She learns that Mozasu is willing to pay for the gravedigger to get an education.

2.

Despite his wealth and privilege, why does Solomon feel like an outsider in Japan? (from Book III, Chapters 12 - 15 )

He and his father are often followed by police who believe Mozasu is engaged in illegal dealings.

He must be fingerprinted and ID'd every three years to stay in the country.

He is still mocked and ridiculed by his classmates at the international school for being Korean.

He is not allowed to eat at certain establishments or attend certain events.

3.

Why is Isak imprisoned by the Japanese government? (from Book II, Chapters 1 - 3)

Because he mouthed the words to the Lord's Prayer in public.

Because he espoused anti-Japanese sentiment in his sermons.

Because he did not stop the younger sexton for mouthing the words to the Lord's Prayer in public.

Because he led his congregation in saying the Lord's Prayer in public.

4.

At their first meeting on the beach, how does Hansu treat his relationship with Sunja? (from Book I, Chapters 1 - 5)

Like he is already her lover.

Like he is a higher-class person than she is.

Like she is someone he can pay for sex.

Like he is her brother.

5.

What about his mother's kimchi-making business embarrassing Noa the most? (from Book II, Chapters 1 - 3)

The fact that he has to go to school smelling like garlic and spices.

The fact that his mother's business indicates the family is poor.

The fact that his mother works outside the home.

The fact that his mother's presence in the train station lets other kids know he is Korean.

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