1. Why does Sophie have so much cash on her person in Chapter 1?
(a) Her American friends had given her money to buy them interesting notebooks from the DRC.
(b) She had gone into town to buy new clothes.
(c) Her father had given her spending money before she left America.
(d) Her mother had given her the week's grocery money.

2. In Chapter 15, what does Sophie noticing the bonobos doing that is very much out of the ordinary?
(a) Sharing their food with each other.
(b) Teasing each other.
(c) Fighting with each other.
(d) Following her as she makes her way onward to find her mother.

3. What does Sophie's mother tell her she must do in Chapter 2 in order to take care of the animal she bought from the smuggler on the first night?
(a) Try to get the IV to work, and if she can not, walk into town to get him a new IV.
(b) Spoon feed him his favorite fruit.
(c) Make phone calls trying to find someone to help her release him into the wild.
(d) Stay overnight in the sanctuary to take care of him.

4. What is one of the problems with treating animals for dehydration at the sanctuary?
(a) They often do not have working IVs.
(b) They often do not have saline.
(c) They often do not have enough soda on hand.
(d) They often do not have enough water on hand.

5. In Chapter 2, who is the first worker at the sanctuary that helps Sophie when she brings back what she bought from the smuggler?
(a) Patrice.
(b) Mama Evangeline.
(c) Sophie's mother.
(d) Sophie's father.