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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. With what does Dirk bribe Chinese officials?
(a) Opium.
(b) Money.
(c) Special privileges.
(d) Tea.
2. Who wins the ball gown contest?
(a) Liza Brock.
(b) Mary Sinclair.
(c) Tess Brock.
(d) May-may.
3. According to Captain Scragger, when will Wu Kwok be in Quemony?
(a) Midsummer's Night.
(b) December.
(c) New Year's Day.
(d) Boxing Day.
4. According to Robb, what must arrive in London to keep him and Dirk out of financial trouble?
(a) The Russian documents.
(b) A load of tea.
(c) The cinchon bark.
(d) The Blue Cloud.
5. Whose ship rams Dirk's lorcha as he leaves the settlement following the order for all foreigners to leave?
(a) Longstaff's.
(b) Wu Kwok's.
(c) Culum's.
(d) Brock's.
Short Answer Questions
1. If Dirk can get a monopoly in Russia, what does he believe he will be able to do?
2. Who does the clerk tell Brock and Dirk has disappeared in Chapter 26?
3. Who is Wu Kwok's father?
4. What does Robb say Dirk and Brock's hatred will do to them in the end?
5. When Dirk returns home after the ball, who is waiting for him in his living room?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Gordon Chen build up the Hung Mun in Hong Kong?
2. What does Sarah tell Dirk about Robb's last message to him?
3. What is Dirk's reason for firing Captain Perry?
4. Why isn't Sarah able to attend Dirk's ball?
5. What does Dirk believe he will be able to do if he gets the trade monopoly in Russia?
6. Why do Liza and Tess sail to Macao together?
7. What are the stakes in the wager that Dirk and Zergeyev make on the prize fight?
8. Why is the note that Longstaff asks to have translated into Chinese puzzling to Horatio and Glessing?
9. Why do the merchants think they will be attacked when they are at the Canton settlement?
10. What does Wu Fang Choi request from Dirk when he presents his half coin?
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