1Q84 - Chapter 2 Quiz

What piece of music does Tengo listen to during his writing session in 1Q84 Section 2, Chapter 2?

Question Answer Choices Bach’s Brandenburg Concerto Janáček’s Sinfonietta Mozart’s Requiem Beethoven’s Symphony No. 5

Who visits Tengo at the cram school in 1Q84 Section 2, Chapter 2?

Question Answer Choices Komatsu Fuka-Eri Aomame Toshiharu Ushikawa

What does Ushikawa mention about Fuka-Eri during his visit to Tengo?

Question Answer Choices She won a literary award She is writing a new book She moved to another city She recently disappeared

Who does Tengo call to discuss the situation with Ushikawa's visit?

Question Answer Choices Aomame Komatsu The cram school secretary Fuka-Eri

What does Tengo ask the cram school secretary to verify about the New Japan Foundation for the Advancement of Scholarship and the Arts?

Question Answer Choices Its mission statement Whether it really exists Its list of members Its funding sources

What does Tengo suspect about Ushikawa's offer in 1Q84 Section 2, Chapter 2?

Question Answer Choices It is a test of his loyalty It is a gift from a benefactor It is a genuine opportunity It is an elaborate scam

What is the name of the organization that Toshiharu Ushikawa claims to represent?

Question Answer Choices Foundation for Japanese Literature and Arts New Japan Foundation for the Advancement of Scholarship and the Arts Japan Society for Cultural Development Tokyo Institute of Arts and Sciences

What does Ushikawa imply he knows about Tengo's work during his visit?

Question Answer Choices Tengo's unpublished novel Tengo's work on Air Chrysalis Tengo's previous job Tengo's teaching methods

What does Ushikawa offer Tengo during his visit in 1Q84 Section 2, Chapter 2?

Question Answer Choices A year's funding to pursue his creative work A teaching position at the cram school A publishing contract for his novel A scholarship to study abroad

What does Ushikawa's appearance suggest about his attitude towards clothes?

Question Answer Choices He appears to be deliberately desecrating the very idea of clothes He takes great care in his appearance He prefers traditional Japanese clothing He wears clothes that are too small