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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

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

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

Because he espoused anti-Japanese sentiment in his sermons.

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

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

2.

Sunja offers to pay back Hansu's money for Noa's school over the long term. What does Hansu say to make Sunja accept the money outright? (from Book II, Chapters 9 - 13)

Hansu tells her that he expects Noa will pay him back once he starts working.

Hansu tells her he will reveal Noa's paternity if she insists on paying back the loan.

Hansu tells Sunja he knows she will never have the money to repay him.

Hansu tells her he would pay for any Korean student's university.

3.

How does Noa operate differently in Nagano than he did in Osaka or Tokyo? (from Book III, Chapters 1 - 6 )

He no longer values family and lives a solitary life.

He engages in illegal activity like his biological father.

He takes a new name and pretends to be Japanese.

He is cruel to women and beats his wife.

4.

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's presence in the train station lets other kids know he is Korean.

The fact that his mother works outside the home.

5.

Which of the following best characterizes Noa's Japanese girlfriend, Akiko? (from Book II, Chapters 14 - 17)

She is bookish and respects her university professors.

She is very funny and always tries to make Noa laugh.

She is outlandish and always does what she wants.

She is very shy and hesitant to offer her opinions.

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