3. What kinds of blacks does the constable like?
(a) Blacks who work hard.
(b) Blacks who can read.
(c) Blacks who show talent.
(d) Blacks who are good at math.

4. Where does Jimmie go to arrange his marriage?
(a) The Anglican Church.
(b) The Methodist Church.
(c) The Catholic Church.
(d) The Synagogue.

5. Who was concerned for Jimmie in his absence from the camp?
(a) Nobody.
(b) Tabidgi.
(c) Mort.
(d) Rev. Neville.

6. Who has Jimmie Blacksmith married?
(a) A childhood friend.
(b) A distant cousin.
(c) A white woman.
(d) An aborigine woman.

7. What did Jimmie say he had been doing in his absence?
(a) Studying the stars.
(b) Watching the sun set and rise.
(c) Catching possums.
(d) Thinking.

8. What year is it at the beginning of the novel?
(a) 1945.
(b) 1900.
(c) 1876.
(d) 1422.

9. What results from Jimmie's Saturday night out with Wongee Tom?
(a) Jimmie makes a new friend.
(b) Jimmie gets arrested.
(c) Jimmie injures himself.
(d) Jimmie meets a girl.

10. How does Jimmie's progress with the fence go?
(a) He finishes two days late.
(b) He finishes on time.
(c) He doesn't finish at all.
(d) He finishes early.

11. What job is Jimmie doing at the same time as the sweeper position?
(a) Helping a cook.
(b) Painting barns.
(c) Fencing.
(d) Milking cows.

12. Who do the Nevilles encourage Jimmie to marry for the sake of his future children?
(a) A nice aboriginal girl.
(b) A nice white girl.
(c) A woman with wealth.
(d) The woman he loves.

13. Which direction does Jimmie go when he leaves Brentwood?
(a) South.
(b) North.
(c) East.
(d) West.

14. In the years following his initiation, what does Jimmie question?
(a) His place in the world.
(b) His family.
(c) His heritage.
(d) His tribal manhood.

15. How deep is the grave that Jimmie digs for the white man?
(a) 2 feet deep.
(b) 3 feet deep.
(c) 6 feet deep.
(d) 5 feet deep.