2. He has the skill and resources to build a net but cannot get out to the "distant reef" to cast the net without his canoe. What does this do to him?
(a) It further complicates the situation.
(b) It irritates him.
(c) It makes him excited about the challenge.
(d) It worries him.

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

4. He has faced a fear and come out unharmed. What is this?
(a) It is a victory.
(b) A surpise.
(c) A gift.
(d) A shock.

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

6. Why does Mafatu decide not to go to his lookout to check for the arrival of the eaters-of-men?
(a) He is afraid.
(b) He is too tired.
(c) It wasted too much of his time.
(d) It is scary.

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

8. What happens when a large wave tips the raft at a severe angle?
(a) Uri falls into the water.
(b) The fish traps fall in the water.
(c) Mafatu falls in the water.
(d) Kivi falls in the water.

9. What would he never again be called?
(a) Mafatu.
(b) An unskilled boy.
(c) His father's son.
(d) A member of his tribe.

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

11. How does he feel as he heads out to the reef?
(a) Excited.
(b) Hoping he can stab the shark.
(c) Irritated.
(d) Secretly hoping he does not encounter the shark.

12. He hated doing these tasks back in Hikueru. How does he feel now?
(a) He wishes he were better at them.
(b) He is grateful for the skills now.
(c) He wishes he had practiced them more at home.
(d) He still hates them.

13. What is the pyramid topped by a massive figure?
(a) A Sacred Place.
(b) A school.
(c) A dwelling.
(d) A shelter.

14. When does the tree fall to the ground?
(a) When it yields to Mafatu pulling on the rope.
(b) When a strong wind blows.
(c) When it yields to his weight.
(d) When the fire has burned through the trunk.

15. How does Mafatu feel when the construction of a new canoe is complete?
(a) Sad.
(b) Anxious.
(c) Worn out.
(d) Excited to drop the craft in the water.