Hiroshima Test | Final Test - Easy

This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 150 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.

Hiroshima Test | Final Test - Easy

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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What ends up happening to Mr. Fukai, the Japanese secretary of the diocese?
(a) No one sees him again.
(b) He is found at the Red Cross Hospital.
(c) He is found dead.
(d) He was last seen running into a fire.

2. What does Dr. Fujii do once his injuries begin to make progress?
(a) He keeps to himself.
(b) He offers to assist patients at the Red Cross Hospital.
(c) He treats refugees who come to him from the neighborhood.
(d) He leaves the city to go live with relatives.

3. What does the rumor being spread about the atomic bomb do to Mrs. Nakamura and her children?
(a) The rumor arouses more hatred and resentment of America than they had felt all through the war.
(b) The rumor makes them wish they had died the moment the bomb dropped.
(c) The rumor makes them feel more resigned and passive about the moral issue of the atomic bomb.
(d) The rumor makes them lose all hope of ever regaining their normal lives.

4. On August 18th, what does Father Kleinsorge begin to feel as he walks halfway from the center of town?
(a) He feels very cold.
(b) He feels excruciatingly tired.
(c) He feels very nauseous.
(d) He feels a lot of pain in his legs.

5. When is the second bomb dropped on Nagasaki?
(a) November 11th.
(b) August 9th.
(c) October 9th.
(d) September 4th.

6. To the Japanese, what is a greater moral responsibility than adequate care of the living?
(a) Disposal of the dead by decent cremation and enshrinment.
(b) Cremation is the responsibility of relatives only.
(c) Cremation should be attended to only after the survivors have been taken care of.
(d) Cremation is not important under dire circumstances.

7. In the afternoon of the third day after the bombing, what does Dr. Sasaki become obsessed with?
(a) The idea that such horrific act as the atomic bomb could take place.
(b) The idea that his mother thinks he is dead.
(c) The fact that 100,000 people were killed within an instant.
(d) The idea that he is contaminated with radioactivity.

8. What does one of the two girls who Mr. Tanimoto rescues keep complaining about?
(a) She complains that her burns are too painful.
(b) She complains that she is cold.
(c) She complains that she is very nauseous.
(d) She complains that she is hot.

9. In Chapter 2, the author writes that most people in Hiroshima were too busy or too weary or too badly hurt to do what?
(a) To care that the U.S. president and their own government officials were making radio announcements.
(b) To care that they were the objects of the first great experiment in the use of atomic power.
(c) To know whether or not they would receive any aid.
(d) To care when they heard that another big city had been bombed.

10. What does the doctor tell Mother Superior about Father Kleinsorge?
(a) "He'll die."
(b) "With the right treatment, he'll live a healthy normal life."
(c) "We can't help him here."
(d) "We'll get him out of here in three months."

11. What does the first army doctor who sees Miss Sasaki say?
(a) She is going to die.
(b) Her body is poisoned by gas gangrene.
(c) Her leg has to be amputated.
(d) Her leg needs a simple surgery.

12. Why is it several days before the survivors of Hiroshima know about the bomb dropped on Hiroshima?
(a) Japanese newspapers and radio are extremely cautious on the subject of the weapon.
(b) Japanese newspapers and radio fear the country will experience an uncontrollable hysteria if they hear of the bomb.
(c) The Emperor requests that it be so.
(d) The Japanese government wants to first better understand what is going on.

13. What does Mrs. Nakamura do once she receives money from the bank for her husband's bond?
(a) She buys a new sewing machine.
(b) She buys a wig.
(c) She gives the money to her in-laws.
(d) She rents a shack.

14. What do the civilians hear on the radio that brings them tears?
(a) Their government promising to rebuild their homes.
(b) The pilot of Enola Gay saying he didn't realize the magnitute of what he was doing.
(c) The Emperor's voice.
(d) People expressing the horros they'd undergone as a result of the bombing.

15. What happens to Dr. Sasaki about seven months after the bombing?
(a) He loses 60 pounds.
(b) He is bedridden for one month.
(c) He gets married.
(d) He leaves the Red Cross Hospital.

Short Answer Questions

1. On August 18th, what does Father Kleinsorge use his suitcase for?

2. What does Mr. Tanimoto have to keep consciously repeating to himself in order to get all the people across the river?

3. Why does Mr. Tanaka send his daughter for Mr. Tanimoto, whom he hadn't been on good terms with?

4. After 19 straight hours of gruesome work, what does Dr. Sasaki and other survivors of the hospital staff do?

5. What does Dr. Sasaki feel should happen to the men who decided to use the bomb?

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