2. How do the Zionist act after the British leave?
(a) They enact fair laws to protect the original inhabitants of Palestine.
(b) They retreat to a small area around Jerusalem.
(c) They start developing their land and leave the other groups alone.
(d) They grab land that is not theirs blowing up villages in the process.

3. Why are Michael and his brothers outraged?
(a) That they get paid a pittance.
(b) That the orchards have been cared for so poorly.
(c) That the Jewish landowner does not even live on the land.
(d) That they are employed on land that they own.

4. What do Elias and Faraj find lacking in their rather clinical studies?
(a) A sense of community.
(b) Spirituality.
(c) A sense of awe.
(d) Depth of knowledge by the teachers.

5. What was increasingly happening to non-Jewish Palestinians?
(a) They were becoming refugees in their own land.
(b) They were being herded into concentration camps.
(c) They were cooperating with the Zionist out of fear.
(d) They were living peacefully alongside the Zionist.

6. What does Michael tell Elias is the purpose of his leaving?
(a) To learn law and then come and help his village.
(b) To work toward the reconciliation of enemies.
(c) To learn the ways of the Jews in order to fight them.
(d) To get out of a dangerous situation.

7. What does Elias wonder as he empathizes with the Jews and their treatment by the Third Reich?
(a) How the Jews who went so meekly to their deaths could be the same ethnic group as the Zionists that murder hundreds.
(b) Why the Jews did not rise up in mass and fight.
(c) Why the good, average Germans allowed it to happen.
(d) Why, when they had been so persecuted, they would choose to exhibit the same behaviors toward others in Israel.

8. What do the Christians in Biram believe about the Jews?
(a) They are the crucifiers of Jesus.
(b) They have their own ways and have no connection to the Chrisitans.
(c) They are heretics.
(d) Their lives are bound up with the Jewish people.

9. How does Elias feel about school?
(a) He believes school and the church are too intertwined.
(b) He loves it.
(c) He hates it.
(d) He is indifferent to school.

10. What do the Irgun ultimately carry out?
(a) A peaceful solution.
(b) A mandate to resolve the Palestinian issue in a fair way.
(c) A short war to show their power.
(d) Genocide.

11. What does Michael want for Elias?
(a) Permission for Elias to continue to care for his orchards.
(b) To find him a spot in the children's liberation movement.
(c) A school for Elias.
(d) Permission for Elias to emmigrate to the United States.

12. What does the Israeli Supreme Court rule when the elders of Biram file a petition for permission to return to their homes?
(a) It is granted.
(b) It is denied.
(c) It is put into limbo in the hopes the elders of Biram will give up.
(d) It is shelved until the Jewish state is more stable.

13. What is one challenge Elias and Faraj encounter in Paris?
(a) They were young and did not find their new home challenging.
(b) The size of the city.
(c) The customs.
(d) The language.

14. What does Faraj say is the problem with Western theology?
(a) The belief that God is impersonal.
(b) That it is exclusive.
(c) The idea of man being the center of all things.
(d) The idea that man is equal to God.

15. What church does Elias Chacour's family attend?
(a) Seven Day Adventists.
(b) Hebrew Synagogue.
(c) Melkite Christian.
(d) Jehovah's Witness.