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Section 1: "ACT I: GENERIC ASIAN MAN"

1. Who is the author of Interior Chinatown?
(a) Willis Wu.
(b) Charles Yu.
(c) Charles Wu.
(d) Willis Yu.

2. What is the point of view used in Interior Chinatown?
(a) First person.
(b) Second person.
(c) Third person limited.
(d) Third person omniscient.

3. Who is the protagonist of Interior Chinatown?
(a) Willis.
(b) Choy.
(c) Charles.
(d) Sifu.

4. What are the seven main sections of Interior Chinatown called?
(a) Stanzas.
(b) Scenes.
(c) Chapters.
(d) Acts.

5. What does Bonnie Tsui say represents "the ambiguous Asian everywhere" (iv)?
(a) Chinese food.
(b) Orientalism.
(c) Chinatown.
(d) Kung Fu.

6. What does the abbreviation "INT." stand for in setting descriptions?
(a) Interior.
(b) International.
(c) Interjection.
(d) Introduction.

7. What is the protagonist's dream job?
(a) Kung Fu Guy.
(b) Writer.
(c) Director.
(d) Romantic lead.

8. When the novel opens, what role does the protagonist play?
(a) Oriental Guy Making a Weird Face.
(b) Silent Henchman.
(c) Dead Asian Man.
(d) Background Oriental Male.

9. What is a reasonable summary of the poem on page 6?
(a) Sometimes your only choice is to build a life out of the scraps you are given.
(b) Your reactions are what matters, not what happens to you.
(c) If you believe in yourself, you can do anything.
(d) There are no small roles, only small actors.

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