3. What object is the sign of authority in the Indian village?
(a) A jaguar cape.
(b) A yellow feather crown.
(c) A pole made from emeralds and quartz.
(d) A jeweled belt.

4. What is the jaguar fed?
(a) A live monkey.
(b) An iguana.
(c) A chihuahua.
(d) A side of beef.

5. What is Kate paying Alex to do for her?
(a) Carry her equipment.
(b) Guide her through the forest.
(c) Fan her.
(d) Do her laundry.

6. What brings Nadia the respect of the People of the Mist?
(a) Her friendliness.
(b) Her ability to play the flute.
(c) Her cheerful disposition.
(d) Her amulet given by Walimai.

7. What does Nadia say the jaguar is for Alex?
(a) His look-alike.
(b) His totemic animal.
(c) His nemesis.
(d) His dark side.

8. How does Nadia describe the Beast?
(a) Seven feet tall with fingernails like butcher knives.
(b) Nine feet tall with claws like scimitars.
(c) Five feet tall with glowing eyes.
(d) Three feet tall with hair that touches the ground.

9. What is Nadia's advice about mosquitoes?
(a) Let them attack.
(b) Always wear insect repellent.
(c) Kill them one at a time.
(d) Wear layers of protective clothing.

10. How do the People of the Mist react to Alex's Tarzan yell?
(a) They run away.
(b) They get angry.
(c) They laugh.
(d) They gag him.

11. Arriving at the home of the gods, what mythic character does Alex compare himself to?
(a) Prometheus.
(b) Theseus.
(c) Hercules.
(d) Atlas.

12. Why does Mauro Carias keep a black jaguar imprisoned?
(a) For his personal zoo.
(b) To train for the circus.
(c) To show to guests.
(d) To sell to Europeans.

13. Why does Alex say that fear is good?
(a) It warns us of danger.
(b) It keeps us alert.
(c) It unites us in common humanity.
(d) It helps us build strength.

14. What kind of death does Kate say is preferable to others?
(a) Dying peacefully at home.
(b) Being murdered.
(c) A heart attack.
(d) Falling from a waterfall.

15. What does an Indian hunter never eat?
(a) The flesh of his own victim.
(b) The flesh of an animal killed by another.
(c) Vegetables.
(d) Food cooked by enemies.