1. Why was the author difficult for his caretakers to handle when he was very little?
(a) He did not speak the same language as any of them.
(b) He was cruel.
(c) He was hyperactive and very hungry.
(d) He was smelly.

2. Why were students willing to pay the author to buy food for them?
(a) They did not realize they could get in line themselves.
(b) They felt sorry for the author.
(c) It saved them time in the queue.
(d) The tuck-shop owner always made food for the author with special care.

3. Why was the author afraid to pray for God to kill the thing that left feces in his grandmother's house?
(a) He was afraid because HE was the thing that left the feces in his grandmother's house and he did not want God to kill him.
(b) He was afraid because he was worried the demon would eat him.
(c) He was afraid that if his prayer was not good enough, everyone would know he was to blame.
(d) He was afraid because he was not sure if he believed in God and could not stand the theological pressure.

4. Why was the author unable to play with his cousins when he was very young?
(a) His grandmother was afraid the police would take him away.
(b) Trevor was being punished.
(c) His grandmother was afraid the neighborhood children would steal him.
(d) His grandmother was afraid the cousins would be a bad influence on Trevor.

5. What does the author mean when he says that Babiki and her family were amabhujua?
(a) He means that they knew secret shamanic traditions.
(b) He means that they were partially descended from Europeans.
(c) He means that they were extremely skilled accountants.
(d) He means that they were poor but spent money on expensive luxuries.