1. Why do the children reach into the man's pockets?
(a) The children expect to find surprises for them in his pockets.
(b) The children want to steal his money.
(c) The children think he has something that belongs to them.
(d) The children are looking for his photo identification.

2. In the second telling of the Driving Out in Alaska, what do returning China Men do to get back to their homes and their jobs?
(a) China Men replace white workers who had gone on strike.
(b) China Men bargain with the Treadmill Mining Company.
(c) China Men fight hand-to-hand battle with the miners.
(d) China Men bring back with them battalions of soldiers.

3. Why is Maui capable of dying when other gods are immortal?
(a) Maui can be reincarnated as many times as he wants.
(b) Maui is a human with superhuman powers.
(c) Maui is only a demigod, or partially mortal, in the Polynesian culture.
(d) Maui is vulnerable to disgrace and embarrassment among other living creatures on Earth.

4. Why does Kingston think that Stockton is a special place to live?
(a) Stockton, CA, is the only city with three intersecting railroads.
(b) Kingston could ride the trains anytime she wanted.
(c) Flocks of hoboes were always around the tracks, keeping the city entertaining.
(d) Kingston's grandfathers worked on the tracks in Stockton where Kingston and her family live.

5. What signed document states that Chinese and Americans could freely travel, trade, and live in either country?
(a) the Nationality Act
(b) the Burlingame Treaty
(c) the Fourteenth Amendment
(d) the queue tax