2. What does seven-month-old Stephen think of his first journey down the Kronkel river?
(a) Stephen sleeps the entire way.
(b) Stephen is full of wonder and awe.
(c) Stephen is bored and plays with his toys, rarely looking up.
(d) Stephen is very frightened and cannot stop crying.

3. What kind of flour do the Sawi women use to make bread?
(a) Rice flour.
(b) Sago flour.
(c) Whole wheat flour.
(d) Bamboo fiber flour.

4. How many pounds does the average wild boar weigh?
(a) 180 pounds.
(b) 1,000 pounds.
(c) 50 pounds.
(d) 10 pounds.

5. What does the woman Anai do when she hears that Yae's jawbone will be given to her?
(a) She cries out in jubilation and dances to celebrate her great honor.
(b) She promises that she will send it to Yae's wife as an expression of her sympathy.
(c) She is filled with remorse and grief and refuses to take it.
(d) She takes the bone and grinds it into fine dust and then spreads it atop the river.

6. What does "Kanggime" mean in the language Dani?
(a) The place of death.
(b) Waiting until the sun comes up.
(c) Mission State.
(d) Land without time.

7. What part of the human skeleton do Sawi children play with?
(a) The polished skull.
(b) The hip socket.
(c) The leg bones.
(d) The entire skeleton.

8. What effect does the tide have upon the black, algae-stained Kronkel river?
(a) The tide sends great cresting waves up the river which create chaos.
(b) The tide reverses the river's current and pushes it back into the swamp.
(c) The tide sends ocean salmon back to the place they spawned.
(d) The tide kills fish and wildlife as water rushes in and floods the area.

9. What does Richardson believe is unavoidable in our present world?
(a) Despair and continual war.
(b) Annihilation and destruction.
(c) Cross-cultural communication.
(d) The end of all we know.

10. What does Narai do when he sees the arrival of the Richardsons?
(a) He shoots a flaming arrow back towards the village.
(b) He sends up a flare to the other tribespeople.
(c) He sends a warning shot on the new gun that Richardson gave him.
(d) He blows a warning signal on his bamboo horn to the other tribespeople.

11. How is wild boar meat carried out of the jungle?
(a) In a wheelbarrow.
(b) On a large platter of ironwood, carried on the hunter's head.
(c) In a bamboo box strapped on the hunter's shoulders and head.
(d) In a woven sago frond pack.

12. What does the Sawi expression "hahap kaman" mean?
(a) The warriors are about to attack.
(b) Dinner is ready.
(c) The group is full of ecstatic joy.
(d) All is lost and there is no hope left.

13. What event shatters the air of tension between the tribes on the first day of building?
(a) A boat from John McCain arrives
(b) Richardson begins to rail and rage at both tribes.
(c) A storm suddenly appears and lightning strikes the building.
(d) The Missionary Aviation Fellowship plane arrives.

14. What might a visitor in a Sawi village be offered as a snack?
(a) Lobster, recently cooked and dipped in butter.
(b) Pudding made from a bear liver.
(c) Chicken pot pie with carrots and potatoes.
(d) Freshly toasted sago grubs.

15. What is Carol Richardson feeling as she steps onto the bank of her new home?
(a) Carol is planning her escape.
(b) Carol is hysterical with weeping.
(c) Carol is excited and awed.
(d) Carol is very angry with her husband.