3. Why did Jensen not go to the hospital with his Crohn's?
(a) Doctors denied he was sick.
(b) He had no insurance.
(c) He didn't believe in doctors.
(d) He couldn't drive.

4. What did Ruth Benedict identify as a differentiating factor for "bad" cultures?
(a) Presence of polygamy.
(b) Reward of actions that emphasize personal gain.
(c) Wealth.
(d) Geography.

5. Which fairy tale does psychologist Rollo May use allegorically?
(a) Rapunzel.
(b) Snow White.
(c) Sleeping Beauty.
(d) Briar Rose.

6. What does Jensen say we cannot do with our anger?
(a) Act on it.
(b) Do away with it.
(c) Ignore it.
(d) Re-channel it.

7. From where does Jensen suggest that his restaurant meal did not come?
(a) Kansas.
(b) Spokane.
(c) Arkansas.
(d) Japan.

8. When was the last time Jensen saw his father?
(a) The night of his senior collegiate conference championship.
(b) His high school graduation.
(c) At his wedding.
(d) In the hospital when he was diagnosed with Crohn's.

9. How long does it take a person to die of starvation?
(a) Sixty days.
(b) Six weeks.
(c) Six days.
(d) Six months.

10. What does Jensen say is the link between hot showers and the showers of Treblinka?
(a) Many links.
(b) Causal.
(c) No link.
(d) Familial.

11. What animal often kills bee colonies?
(a) Dogs.
(b) Ants.
(c) Cats.
(d) Fish.

12. Why does Jensen's friend, John Keeble, like to study hate groups?
(a) There aren't many of them.
(b) They are illogical.
(c) They are complex.
(d) They admit they are racists.

13. How much of Jensen's colon did surgeons remove?
(a) One-third.
(b) One-half.
(c) One-fourth.
(d) Two-thirds.

14. In order to survive, what must we learn to discern the difference between?
(a) Real and false hopes.
(b) Good and bad people.
(c) Things that are good and bad for the environment.
(d) Atrocities and mistakes.

15. What is not one of the things that Jensen did to help the bees accept him?
(a) Respected the bees.
(b) Cleaned their boxes.
(c) Didn't crush the bees when assembling and disassembling the boxes.
(d) Moved slowly.