4. Who says, "Maybe the world is flat and we are going to find out, like the navigators of old?"
(a) The old man.
(b) Agwe.
(c) Celianne.
(d) The male narrator.

5. Who is the first narrator referring to in this sentence? "She is short and speaks in a singsong that reminds me of the villages of the north."
(a) His girlfriend.
(b) Celianne.
(c) Celianne's child.
(d) His mother.

6. Who are the main characters in the story?
(a) Krik and Krack.
(b) Celianne and Edwidge.
(c) The two narrators; they are not named.
(d) Edwidge and Danticat.

7. What was the male narrator's radio show about?
(a) Psychiatry/ Counseling
(b) Popular music.
(c) Political talk and current events.
(d) Upcoming bands and new releases.

8. Where does the radio pick up a broadcast from?
(a) Haiti.
(b) Miami.
(c) Cuba.
(d) The Bahamas.

9. What was the name given to the Radio group the male narrator belonged to?
(a) Radio One.
(b) Radio Six.
(c) Radio Haiti.
(d) Radio Seven.

10. With what do they patch the hole with at the bottom of the boat?
(a) The sole of a shoe.
(b) Paper.
(c) Cloth.
(d) Tar.

11. What do the passengers use the tar for?
(a) As fuel for the motor.
(b) As sunscreen.
(c) To help Celianne deliver the baby.
(d) To patch up holes in the boat.

12. Who is the father of Celianne's baby?
(a) Celianne is not pregnant.
(b) The narrator.
(c) She is not sure; she was raped.
(d) A forbidden lover.

13. What is the gender of the first narrator?
(a) Female.
(b) Transgender.
(c) It does not say.
(d) Male.

14. What is the difference between day and night in the boat?
(a) At night it is cold and the sea and sky are one.
(b) All of these.
(c) The sun is up during the day; at night the sun sets.
(d) During the day it is hot and sunny, the sea and the sky are separate.

15. What does the male narrator ask of his lover?
(a) To have the courage to tell her father about their relationship.
(b) Not to marry a soldier.
(c) Not to wait for him, as he may die in his effort to escape.
(d) To always voice her beliefs, no matter the consequence.