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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Why does Aya want Yuki to come to her wedding?
(a) Aya has a special present that she would like to give Yuki.
(b) Yuki is the reason Aya met her husband-to-be, Mr. Kimura.
(c) Mr. Kimura requested that Yuki come to the wedding.
(d) Yuki should see how a proper wedding looks.
2. Why does Tadashi initially refuse to play on the slide?
(a) Etsuko never lets him use wooden playground equipment.
(b) The slide has rotted through on the bottom.
(c) He is too big and the wood will give him splinters.
(d) There is a puddle of water at the base of the slide.
3. Why does Yuki want to go to a college far away from her house?
(a) Yuki wants to move away from her father and stepmother.
(b) The admissions process is easier.
(c) Yuki would like to settle in a new, exciting area.
(d) There are no good colleges in the local area.
4. How does Mr. Wada react when Yuki tells him she does not want to dissect a frog?
(a) He is angry because Yuki is not telling the truth.
(b) He is proud of Yuki for explaining her beliefs in a logical way.
(c) Mr. Wada is disappointed that Yuki cannot enjoy the scientific process.
(d) He thinks that Yuki is only joking.
5. What does Yuki tell Hideki and Hanae before leaving for Nagasaki?
(a) She feels nothing but disdain for them.
(b) She is going to become a famous artist.
(c) She will be writing every month to Hideki.
(d) She does not think she will ever come back.
Short Answer Questions
1. In the beginning of Chapter 13, what reason does Hanae give Hideki for throwing out Shizuko's old things?
2. At the end of Chapter 9, what is Yuki's reaction to what she has done with the dead frogs?
3. In Chapter 11, how does Yuki offend her grandparents during dinner?
4. Where does Yuki decide to go to college?
5. What emotion does Masa always recognize in Yuki's face in Chapter 14?
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