1Q84 - Section 3, Chapter 10 Quiz

What did Ushikawa confirm about Tengo and Aomame's high school support?

Question Answer Choices Both received academic scholarships. Both received financial support from their families. Both supported themselves on athletic scholarships. Both worked part-time jobs to support themselves.

Why did Aomame's classmates shun her?

Question Answer Choices She was very outspoken and often got into arguments. She was different because her parents were strict followers of the Society of Witnesses. She was a terrible athlete and never participated in sports. She was always praised by the teachers and other students were jealous.

What did Ushikawa learn about Tengo's relationship with his father?

Question Answer Choices Tengo ran away from home to escape his father. Tengo rebelled against accompanying his father on NHK collection rounds. Tengo and his father had a strong bond and understanding. Tengo refused to attend school because of his father.

How did Ushikawa obtain background information on Tengo and Aomame?

Question Answer Choices He pretended to be a journalist writing a story about their school. He lied about Tengo being short-listed for a special arts grant. He claimed to be a distant relative of Tengo. He posed as a former teacher of Aomame.

What did Ushikawa think about his own childhood?

Question Answer Choices He was an excellent athlete and loved sports. He was very popular and had many friends. He never had any friends and formed no connections with other people. He was a troublemaker and often got into fights.

What was a highlight of Miss Ota's career according to Ushikawa?

Question Answer Choices Working with Tengo. Helping Aomame succeed. Organizing a school event. Winning a teaching award.

What does Ushikawa learn about Tengo and Aomame's childhoods?

Question Answer Choices Both were top students and received numerous academic awards. Both enjoyed participating in their parents' religious activities. Both were excellent athletes and had many friends. Both disliked walking around the city knocking on doors with their parents.

What did Miss Ota share about helping Tengo in fifth grade?

Question Answer Choices She helped him when his father kicked him out. She helped him get into a special arts program. She helped him recover from an illness. She helped him win a math competition.

What did Miss Ota feel when Ushikawa asked about Aomame?

Question Answer Choices She seemed less happy and explained Aomame's difficult childhood. She was enthusiastic and praised Aomame's achievements. She was critical and disapproved of Aomame's behavior. She was indifferent and had little to say about Aomame.

What was Ushikawa's impression of Miss Ota's feelings towards Tengo?

Question Answer Choices She was critical of Tengo’s behavior and attitude. She was indifferent and had little to say about Tengo. She was full of praise for Tengo’s many talents. She was disappointed in Tengo’s lack of effort.