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

3. About what is Mafatu unsure?
(a) How to hunt.
(b) Where his friends have gone.
(c) What food is safe to eat.
(d) Which island he is on.

4. What symbolizes the courage it took to approach the sacred idol and seize what he needed?
(a) The clearing.
(b) The spearhead.
(c) The banana tree.
(d) The vines.

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

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

7. 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 irritates him.
(b) It worries him.
(c) It further complicates the situation.
(d) It makes him excited about the challenge.

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

9. What does he make out of coconut-tree fronds?
(a) A plate.
(b) A lean-to.
(c) Clothing.
(d) A blanket.

10. What does Mafatu spot as he and Uri head toward the reef on the raft?
(a) A man.
(b) The dorsal fin of the shark poking through the water.
(c) Fish.
(d) Canoes.

11. How does he move toward the idol?
(a) He inches toward it.
(b) He circles it.
(c) He runs toward it.
(d) He glides toward it.

12. Why is he starting to think that perhaps his ending up on this spot was a cruel joke on the part of Moana, the Sea God?
(a) Moana will not allow him food.
(b) He will not be able to find shelter.
(c) Moana wants him back in the sea.
(d) Perhaps Moana was upset for having been cheated.

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

14. 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.

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