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Multiple Choice
1. A (Section 2)
2. C (Section 2)
3. B (Section 2)
4. D (Section 3)
5. D (Section 4)
6. B (Various sections)
7. A (Section 8)
8. D (Various sections)
9. A (Sections 8 and 9)
10. C (Section 6)
Long Answer
1. The novel is structured into three separate narratives (the Monkey King, Jin, and “Chin-Kee”). All three narratives converge at the end, where readers learn that the Monkey King was really “Chin-Kee” in order to be closer to his son, Wei-Chen, and Jin had transformed into Danny. (All sections)
2. The narration style differs throughout the novel. For example, the first and third stories are told in a third-person narration style, while the section story is told in a first-person narration style with Jin as the narrator. (All sections)
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