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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. Why is the Master bundled up?
(a) To nurture support.
(b) To show his power.
(c) To win a game.
(d) To fend off chills.

2. When does Uragami join the Master for a meal as the play stops?
(a) At noon.
(b) At tea time.
(c) At breakfast.
(d) At dinner.

3. What play made the Master so furious that he almost forfeited the game right then?
(a) Black 131.
(b) Black 121.
(c) White 141.
(d) White 101.

4. When does the game resume after the recess?
(a) As the Master joins a cult.
(b) As the Master's sealed play is opened.
(c) As the Master talks to others.
(d) As the Master gives in to his fears.

5. What does Uragami's opponent seem willing to do in every game of go that he plays on the train?
(a) Lose.
(b) Cry.
(c) Swear.
(d) Fight.

Short Answer Questions

1. What kind of specialist is sent by the newspaper to examine the sick patient?

2. Who makes several aggressive plays up through Black 129?

3. What country elevated go to an art form?

4. Who would rather not play after the middle phase of the game?

5. During what period before the next session, does the Master divert himself with other games?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does the Master's wife want to hide details about his health?

2. Why are amateurs disappointed in the game, according to Uragami?

3. Why is the second session at Ito left up in the air?

4. How does the Master respond to Otake's move as Chapter 21 begins?

5. How are the rules changed to adjust to the Master's health?

6. Why is Uragami disappointed in Wu's comments for the article?

7. What happens during the final session of the match?

8. How does the Master make Otake play conservatively?

9. What happens when Kume visits the Master and suggests a doctor for him?

10. How do the Master and Otake spend their time during the rest period?

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