Single Shard Review Quiz

Who said: "Scholars read the great words of the world. But you and I must learn to read the world itself."

• Crane-man

• Tree-ear

• A monk

What do cranes symbolize?

• Long life

• Health

• Power

• Honor

How did Crane-man end up with Tree-ear?

• Crane-man cared for him a while as a child, then Tree-ear refused to leave.

• Crane-man was made to take care of Tree-ear by the monks.

• Crane-man was a distant relative.

• Crane-man found Tree-ear alone near the bridge.

What is kimchee made of the first time it appears in the book?

• Pickled cabbage, green onions, garlic, red pepper, etc.

• Rice, fish, broth, etc.

• Rice, boiled cabbage, fish, mushrooms, etc.

• Pickled cabbage, fish, mushrooms, rice, etc.

Why were flounder runs important to Crane-man and Tree-ear?

• It meant they could eat delicious fish they could not catch themselves.

• It meant they could sell flounder for money.

• It meant they could give food to the poor.

• It meant little; they caught and ate flounder nearly every day.

Why did Min not have as many customers as the other potters? Choose two.

• His work was stolen.

• His work took more time.

• His work was too expensive.

• His work was worse.

True or false: Kang stole the idea of using slip from Min.

• True

• False

True or false: foxes were dreaded animals.

• True

• False

What did the robber's do to Min's pottery?

• Stole it to sell.

• Broke it.

• Hid it.

• Left it alone.

Was Tree-ear able to get the vases to the emissary?

• He got a shard for the emissary to see.

• He brought the whole unharmed vase there.

• He went back before he reached the city.

• He didn't bring anything because every bit of the vases were detroyed.