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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Clio: History.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What did Japan do as it assumed control over Korea?
(a) It carefully respected Korea's right to self-government.
(b) It met with the United Nations for permission to assume control.
(c) It appointed an assembly.
(d) It assumed power with brutal force.

2. What ritual occurs in the Opening?
(a) Last rites.
(b) Confirmation.
(c) Communion.
(d) Baptism.

3. According to the anonymous narrator in "Clio: History," without which of the following can there be no people?
(a) A language.
(b) A leader.
(c) A nation or an ancestry.
(d) An anthem.

4. Under the new Japanese regime, how did the wives of prominent men fare?
(a) They were given titles appropriate to their ranking.
(b) They were stripped of all authority.
(c) They were given military ranks alongside the men.
(d) They became concubines to the emperor.

5. What is the origin of the black ash described in the Opening?
(a) Palm Hosannah.
(b) A great fire.
(c) A volcanic eruption.
(d) Military conflict.

Short Answer Questions

1. How many years of history were lost during the Japanese occupation?

2. In the Opening, which languages are the translation exercises written in?

3. What format does the conversation in the confessional take?

4. What is the major struggle in the Opening?

5. What image opens "Clio: History"?

(see the answer key)

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