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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through "Samsa in Love" and "Men Without Women".
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What does Kafuku tell Misaki Watari after stating that he has wanted to tell her for a while?
(a) That there is something truly maddening about her.
(b) That there is something very attractive about her.
(c) That there is something very sensual about her.
(d) That there is something very off-putting about her.
2. The narrator states that the conversations between Kafuku and Takatsuki always come back to what topic?
(a) Takatsuki.
(b) Love.
(c) Politics.
(d) Kafuku's late wife.
3. What baseball reference does Tanimura use to indicate how far he had gone sexually with his girlfriend before going to college and breaking up with her?
(a) Rounding second base.
(b) Home run.
(c) Sliding into second base.
(d) Rounding third base.
4. Though Dr. Tokai does not want to get married, how does he feel about marriage in general?
(a) He feels that marriage is only for a select few.
(b) He feels that divorce rates are too high to believe in monogamous love anymore.
(c) He feels that marriage is a sacred institution that should be respected.
(d) He feels that marriage should be outlawed.
5. What word does the narrator use to describe Dr. Tokai's sense of humor?
(a) Wry.
(b) Cruel.
(c) Straightforward.
(d) Airy.
Short Answer Questions
1. Kafuku thinks upon meeting his new driver that there is something what "about her face" (7)?
2. When it is revealed that Kafuku's new driver's surname is Watari, what is given as her first name?
3. Kafuku describes his new, as yet unnamed, driver as having "strikingly clear eyes" (7) that look out on the world in what way?
4. Tanimura declares that the writer of the song Yesterday had recorded it in the studio with how many other people?
5. In what play is Kafuku acting at his main theater at the time of the story's narrative?
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