4. What does Mrs. Driver remember about Joe Harman?
(a) he used to fly the mail plane
(b) he used to work at Wollara
(c) he used to work at the ice cream parlor
(d) he used to come to town often

5. How is some of the hot water used?
(a) to run a generator
(b) in a concrete pool inside a hut
(c) to bottle and sell in sydney
(d) to sterilize dishes inthe hotel

6. How does Jean travel across central Australia?
(a) in a truck delivering supplies
(b) in a non-air conditioned bus
(c) in a Dragonfly, on a mail and passenger run
(d) on a slow moving train

7. What does Strachan notice and cannot help but look at?
(a) Joe's thin physique
(b) Joe's round face
(c) Joe's scarred hands
(d) Joe's dark brown eyes

8. What does Strachan send to Jean in Willstown?
(a) a large air conditioning unit
(b) a letter of credit for £5,000
(c) a commercial washing machine
(d) a box of the latest English novels

9. What does Jean ask about while visiting with the reporter?
(a) the economic picture of the region
(b) Alice Springs
(c) Darwin
(d) local customs

10. What is the name of the reporter of the Sydney Monitor who offers Paget a lift to the Darwin Hotel?
(a) Stuart Hopkinson
(b) Hal Porter
(c) Daly Waters
(d) Art Foster

11. What is the dying wish Harman requests when he talks to Sugamo?
(a) a steak and potatoes
(b) a bath and new clothes
(c) a suicide pill
(d) a chicken and a beer

12. How is she able to do her project in the hotel?
(a) several men in the town get supplies for her
(b) several women pitch in to help
(c) Rose Sawyer comes to help her
(d) Strachan sends her the materials

13. What does Strachan research about Jean's ancestors?
(a) to make sure she has no living relatives
(b) to make sure she is the rightful heir
(c) to make sure she came from Australian stock
(d) to make sure there are no Harmans included

14. Where does Rose Sawyer work?
(a) at the hotel
(b) in the bank
(c) in the milk bar
(d) in a dress shop

15. What is amusing in the idea that he cannot believe she has survived three weeks in Willstown?
(a) she looks so frail without the tan and the sarong
(b) she had survived three years in Malaya
(c) she had not been able to survive Kuantan
(d) she appears to be a total city woman