2. How does Mafatu feel about the eaten fish?
(a) Glad that Uri had finally eaten.
(b) Upset with Kivi.
(c) Slightly irritated.
(d) Furious at his hours of work gone down the drain.

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

4. How does he feel after building a fire?
(a) Worried.
(b) Content and worn out from the effort.
(c) Warm.
(d) Anxious.

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

6. What does Mafatu now realize about himself?
(a) He is afraid.
(b) He is no longer afraid.
(c) He is wounded.
(d) He misses his tribe.

7. What does Mafatu need to fashion a new canoe?
(a) An oak tree.
(b) A tamanu tree.
(c) A palm tree.
(d) Reeds.

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

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

10. How does he feel now that his knife is finished?
(a) Not as brave as he had hoped.
(b) Anxious.
(c) Brave.
(d) Excited.

11. As he is looking at another island, what is he astonished to see?
(a) Smoke rising from the trees.
(b) A storm brewing.
(c) Kivi flying in the sky.
(d) Canoes in the distance.

12. How does he feel after the climb to the lookout?
(a) Anxious.
(b) Nervous.
(c) Thrilled.
(d) His injured leg hurts.

13. What does he soon do?
(a) Climb to the top of a tree.
(b) Reaches the summit of the hill.
(c) Climb to the top of the ladder.
(d) Finds fresh water.

14. What leads toward the sea and to a large clearing?
(a) The trail.
(b) Foot prints.
(c) A stream.
(d) A trail of shells.

15. Who does he praise for bringing him safely to this island and for giving him courage?
(a) Moana.
(b) Maui.
(c) Kana.
(d) His mother.