2. What did Hsu's mother once place an ad in the paper for?
(a) Advertising Chinese cooking lessons.
(b) Advertising Chinese tutoring.
(c) Advertising seamstress services.
(d) Advertising pets for sale.

3. What law's passage did Hsu and others protest against in 1996?
(a) Proposition 300.
(b) Proposition 305.
(c) Proposition 209.
(d) Proposition 209.

4. What did Hsu and his friends sometimes seek in their first year of college?
(a) A certain type of fun.
(b) A way to find out who they really were.
(c) A brand of dancing.
(d) A modest kind of infamy.

5. In what dyamic are immigrants often discussed?
(a) Liminal.
(b) Febrile.
(c) Tensile.
(d) Push-and-pull.

6. What did pictures become evidence of when photography became ubiquitous, according to Hsu?
(a) That you existed at all.
(b) That you were wrong.
(c) That you were sorry.
(d) That you had friends.

7. Where did Ken and Hsu often study together?
(a) Cafes and the library.
(b) Hsu's house.
(c) Ken's house.
(d) The car.

8. What was Hsu searching for in the end of Part I?
(a) His freedom.
(b) His people.
(c) His calling.
(d) His heritage.

9. What did Hsu's father ask him what he thought the meaning of was late in Part I?
(a) Lightness.
(b) Fun.
(c) Mourning.
(d) Dysfunction.

10. What did Hsu think Ken projected?
(a) Sweetness.
(b) Talent.
(c) Vulnerability.
(d) Confidence.

11. What was Ken part of that Hsu sometimes looked down his nose at?
(a) A music club.
(b) A magician's club.
(c) A freemason's group.
(d) A fraternity.

12. What campus in California did Hsu think of as being in a bubble?
(a) Stanford.
(b) UC Harvord.
(c) UC Davis.
(d) Dalesville.

13. Who did Hsu think Ken resembled?
(a) Michael Stipe.
(b) Richard Wingly.
(c) Henry Cho.
(d) Brandon Lee.

14. Hsu wrote that there are many different types of which of the following in friendship?
(a) Placations.
(b) Currencies.
(c) Vulnerabilities.
(d) Collages.

15. Which band did Hsu particularly like in high school?
(a) The Who.
(b) Nivana.
(c) U2.
(d) The Beatles.