4. Why does Lipscomb leave?
(a) He is afraid of the men in the jeeps.
(b) His desire to do so becomes more urgent.
(c) He has an appointment.
(d) He is afraid of the lumberjack.

5. What does Webber say about multinational corporations?
(a) There are some who are experimenting with cheap forms of energy.
(b) They are responsible for an axis shift.
(c) They want to take over the United States government.
(d) They are after him.

6. Where does the narrator go when he and Webber part company?
(a) To find Charlene.
(b) To find Wil.
(c) To the cave.
(d) To the Experiment.

7. Where does the narrator go?
(a) To town.
(b) To a cave.
(c) Back to his camp.
(d) A different plane of energy.

8. Who is Joel Lipscomb?
(a) Someone the narrator has not seen in twenty years.
(b) A man the narrator encounters.
(c) A man who is wandering in circles.
(d) Another one of the group of seven.

9. How does the narrator's ankle feel?
(a) Broken.
(b) Swollen and sore.
(c) Painful but he can walk on it.
(d) Almost pain free.

10. Who is the dreaming person?
(a) The narrator.
(b) Maya.
(c) Joel.
(d) Charlene.

11. Who do the narrator and Webber think might have helped him?
(a) Long Eagle.
(b) Wil.
(c) Charlene.
(d) Williams.

12. How does Maya react to the narrator's comment about her?
(a) That she already knows it.
(b) Happily.
(c) Suspiciously.
(d) With anger and resistance.

13. Who is Wil?
(a) A ghost of someone who dies in the valley a century earlier.
(b) The narrator's friend.
(c) A man who is with Charlene.
(d) One of the rangers.

14. What does Wil say are the images of the dreamer?
(a) Of a war the dreamer could and should have prevented.
(b) Of a new race of beings.
(c) Of a time when dinosaurs roamed the earth.
(d) Of a time in the distant future.

15. What does John Donald Williams experience?
(a) A sense of peace.
(b) A moment of panic.
(c) A chance to go back.
(d) A life review.