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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. To whose situation does Rodrigues compare his own?
(a) Abraham
(b) Jesus
(c) Moses
(d) John the Baptist
2. What do Inoue and Rodrigues discuss?
(a) Portugal
(b) Women
(c) Sailing
(d) Christianity
3. Who does Rodrigues meet at the end of the chapter?
(a) Ferreirer
(b) Moses
(c) Inoue
(d) Santa Marta
4. Where are the peasants made to dig three holes?
(a) A graveyard
(b) The magistrate's garden
(c) A field
(d) The courtyard
5. What happened to Yokose-no-Ura?
(a) It was destroyed by a storm.
(b) It was taken over by samurai.
(c) It was turned into a city.
(d) It was burned to the ground.
6. With whom did Inoue formerly consult?
(a) A Christian father
(b) A monk
(c) A village elder
(d) A judge
7. What does the woman offer Rodrigues to eat?
(a) Some nuts
(b) A pickle
(c) A cucumber
(d) An egg
8. Where does Jonassen work?
(a) The shipping yards
(b) A cafe
(c) A hotel
(d) The church
9. In what does Ferreira say the Japanese have never believed?
(a) True love
(b) Sex before marriage
(c) Religion
(d) The Christian God
10. Where is Rodrigues' new cell?
(a) The guard's house
(b) A cave
(c) A caravan
(d) The magistrate's house
11. Who does Ferreirer serve?
(a) Inoue
(b) Buddha
(c) The king
(d) The queen
12. What does Rodrigues now feel for his former teacher?
(a) Love
(b) Disdain
(c) Nothing
(d) Hate
13. What do the children throw at his window?
(a) Raw meat
(b) Fruit
(c) Manure
(d) Stones
14. What is the trampling called?
(a) A fumie
(b) Herding
(c) Looting
(d) Blimey
15. What is the season in Japan at the beginning of this chapter?
(a) Summer
(b) Spring
(c) Winter
(d) Autumn
Short Answer Questions
1. What does one peasant fall sick from?
2. What does Rodrigues contemplate as he prays?
3. Where does the caravan stop?
4. Who does Rodrigues think he can hear snoring?
5. What usually precedes the final procession?
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