The Enemy Part 2

Sadao and Hana were married in American. T/F?

• true

• false

'He was flung up out of the ocean- flung, it seemed, to his feet by a breaker....Then the curled mists hid him again.' This is an example of

• a simile

• tone

• personification

• assonance

At first, Sadao thinks the injured man might be

• a Japanese soldier

• one of his servants

• a fisherman

• a tourist

How can they tell the man is injured?

• he is yelling in pain

• he is covered with blood

• there is a red stain soaking through the sand that covers him

• he explains to them that he is injured

The second thing that Hana notices about the man is that he is

• white

• Japanese

• a soldier

• wet

The man is wounded because

• he was shot

• he fell on rocks

• his gunshot wound had reopened

• all answers are correct

a 'stupor' is

• a stupid person

• a strong pain

• a state of unconsciousness

• a misunderstanding

'"What shall we do with this man?" Sadao muttered. But his trained hands seemed of their own will to be doing what they could to staunch the fearful bleeding.'

These lines indicate....

• that Sadao is heartless

• that Sadao is caring

• that Sadao is facing a dilemma

• that Sadao doesn't have control over himself

According to his cap, it is evident that the injured man is...

• a prisoner of war

• an officer

• a sailor

• two answers are correct

Why is it problematic for Sadao to treat the injured man in his house?

• the man might try to kill him

• his wife is against it

• he might die

• he will endanger his position and the children