No Longer Human - Prologue–First Notebook Quiz

What is the first photograph of Oba Yozo described in the prologue?

Question Answer Choices Yozo as a young boy, smiling in an eerily puckered manner Yozo as a young boy, crying Yozo as a teenager, looking serious Yozo as an adult, looking happy

What does Yozo do to make his family laugh in the summer?

Question Answer Choices Tells funny stories Dances wildly Wears his sister's red leggings over his arms Plays the piano randomly

What does Yozo confess about his understanding of humans?

Question Answer Choices He understands humans perfectly He has no understanding of how humans work He is afraid of humans He has a basic understanding of humans

What does Yozo do during recitation time at school?

Question Answer Choices Sleeps Draws cartoons Reads books Writes notes

What does Yozo do to make everyone laugh with the family manservant?

Question Answer Choices Convinces the manservant to sing loudly Convinces the manservant to wear funny clothes Convinces the manservant to tell jokes Convinces the manservant to play piano keys at random while he dances wildly

What does Yozo witness his father's friends doing behind his father's back?

Question Answer Choices Laughing at his father's clothes Talking unpleasantly about his father's opening remarks Praising his father's speech Ignoring his father's presence

How does Yozo describe his life in the beginning of his narrative?

Question Answer Choices Very successful Full of joy Very shameful Quite ordinary

What does Yozo do when his teacher tells him to stop writing funny stories?

Question Answer Choices Continues writing them Asks for permission Stops writing them Writes serious stories instead

What is Yozo known for at school despite frequently missing classes?

Question Answer Choices Ranking first in his class at year-end exams Writing funny stories Being the class clown Drawing cartoons

What does Yozo declare about women in his life?

Question Answer Choices They have always ignored him They have always feared him They have always sensed the loneliness in him They have always disliked him