3. He would be able to return home with a boar's tooth necklace as proof of what?
(a) His bravery and hunting prowess.
(b) He is strong.
(c) He killed a boar.
(d) He likes to kill.

4. What does the boy plan to wait until the next day to do?
(a) Look for cannibals.
(b) Continue the process.
(c) Hunt for food.
(d) Think about his father.

5. Who helps Mafatu drag the bones down the beach?
(a) Kana.
(b) Maui.
(c) Uri.
(d) Kivi.

6. What can he use to make a raft?
(a) Rubber.
(b) A tree.
(c) Bamboo.
(d) Seaweed.

7. What have been recently burned?
(a) Piles of wood.
(b) Piles of bones.
(c) The trees around the clearing.
(d) Clothing.

8. What does he begin to think about killing?
(a) The pig.
(b) Sea urchins.
(c) Fish.
(d) The cannibals.

9. Why did he initially think that Maui had led him to this island?
(a) So he would be safe.
(b) So he could practice his hunting skills.
(c) So she could speak with him.
(d) So he could have a home of his own.

10. What startles Mafatu?
(a) Uri's barking.
(b) A wild boar crashing through the bushes.
(c) Kivi's call.
(d) A drumming sound.

11. How does he feel when he moves a bone?
(a) Disgusted.
(b) Surprised.
(c) Frightened.
(d) Worried.

12. What does Mafatu begin fashioning?
(a) A spit.
(b) A lean-to.
(c) Weapons and other useful items.
(d) A canoe.

13. What does he notice as he begins ripping leaves from a banana tree?
(a) Smoke from another island.
(b) The fruit has been cut cleanly from the branch with a knife.
(c) The fruit is missing.
(d) The fruit is moldy.

14. The next day, what does Mafatu begin to rebuild?
(a) His canoe.
(b) His friendships.
(c) His life.
(d) His shelter.

15. What does Mafatu decide to explore?
(a) The other side of this island.
(b) The beach.
(c) His side of the island.
(d) The sea.