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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Despite his wealth and privilege, why does Solomon feel like an outsider in Japan? (from Book III, Chapters 12 - 15 )

He must be fingerprinted and ID'd every three years to stay in the country.

He is not allowed to eat at certain establishments or attend certain events.

He is still mocked and ridiculed by his classmates at the international school for being Korean.

He and his father are often followed by police who believe Mozasu is engaged in illegal dealings.

2.

Before he meets Sunja in the car for the first time, approximately how long has Hansu been tracking her whereabouts? (from Book II, Chapters 4 - 8)

For a year, since he saw a little boy who bore a strong resemblance to him leaving school.

For over a decade since she and Sunja pawned the pocket watch.

For several years, since he contacted Isak for information on her whereabouts.

He just found her, after seeing her coincidentally on the street.

3.

How does Hana evade detection by her family again in these chapters? (from Book III, Chapters 12 - 15 )

She moves abroad.

She wears a disguise.

She gives Solomon a fake phone number.

She changes her name.

4.

Which of the following is the most important to Isak in his marriage to Sunja? (from Book I, Chapters 6 - 10)

She must try to accept God and become a Christian.

She must try to develop desire for Isak.

She must bear Isak a biological son of his own.

She must perform the duties of a Christian minister's wife.

5.

How is Yoseb perceived by most Japanese people? (from Book I, Chapters 11 - 14)

As a Japanese person; they cannot tell Korean and Japanese people apart.

As a low-class Japanese person; they think he is a beggar or person living in poverty.

As a Korean person; they can instantly tell Japanese and Korean people apart.

They do not know his ethnicity; they know they cannot tell Japanese and Korean people apart until they speak.

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