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Pachinko Quiz

Min Jin Lee

This Study Guide consists of approximately 55 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of Pachinko.

Pachinko by Min Jin Lee

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+Chapters Summary and Analysis

Book I, Chapters 1 - 5

Book I, Chapters 6 - 10

Book I, Chapters 11 - 14

Book I, Chapters 15 - 17

Book II, Chapters 1 - 3

Book II, Chapters 4 - 8

Book II, Chapters 9 - 13

Book II, Chapters 14 - 17

Book II, Chapters 18 - 20

Book III, Chapters 1 - 6

Book III, Chapters 7 - 11

Book III, Chapters 12 - 15

Book III, Chapters 16 - 21

Symbols and Symbolism

Themes and Motifs

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

How is Yoseb perceived by most Japanese people? (from Book I, Chapters 11 - 14)

As a Japanese person; they cannot tell Korean and Japanese people apart.

As a low-class Japanese person; they think he is a beggar or person living in poverty.

They do not know his ethnicity; they know they cannot tell Japanese and Korean people apart until they speak.

As a Korean person; they can instantly tell Japanese and Korean people apart.

2.

What has Etsuko done that makes Hana feel betrayed? (from Book III, Chapters 7 - 11)

Etsuko preferred Hana's older brothers to Hana.

Etsuko had an affair that ended her marriage to Hana's father.

Etsuko never invited Hana to visit her in Tokyo.

Etsuko stopped speaking to Hana after Hana got pregnant.

3.

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

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.

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.

4.

How does Hana evade detection by her family again in these chapters? (from Book III, Chapters 12 - 15 )

She moves abroad.

She changes her name.

She wears a disguise.

She gives Solomon a fake phone number.

5.

How does Sunja think her meeting with Noa in Nagano has ended? (from Book III, Chapters 7 - 11)

She believes Noa will call her at home that night.

She believes she will soon meet her grandchildren and daughter-in-law.

She believes she will never see her son again.

She believes that Noa will move back to Osaka with his family.

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