4. What does David Ben Ami's name mean?
(a) David, Son of the Savior
(b) The Father of David
(c) David, Son of My People
(d) David, My Love

5. How long do Yokav and Jossi walk?
(a) Forty years
(b) Fourty days
(c) Four years
(d) Forty months

6. What is the next step the children of the Exodus pledge after the hunger strike has gone on for days?
(a) That ten volunteers will come ashre each day
(b) That they will all continue to starve
(c) That ten volunteers will commit suicide each day
(d) That they will begin jumping from the boat

7. Who where the adoptive parents of Karen Hansen Clement?
(a) Johann and Meta Clement
(b) Aage and Mariam Hansen
(c) Aage and Meta Hansen
(d) Johann and Mariam Clement

8. What does Dov do upon his arrival at Auschwitz that saves his life?
(a) He pleads with a doctor to spare his life
(b) He impressses a guard with his forgery
(c) He says he's a master forger and proves it
(d) He says he's a master forger but refuses to use the skill

9. What area is considered the most important place in the Caraolos camp?
(a) The toilet area
(b) The gate
(c) The Orthodox Jew area
(d) The children's compound

10. What instruction does Ari give Kitty as they enter the tent of the Bedouin sheik?
(a) To avoid direct eye contact
(b) To be quiet because women aren't to be heard
(c) To each whatever she's offered
(d) To bow upon entering and leaving

11. What is the question facing Kitty as the exodus prepares to sail?
(a) Whether to go to Palesting alone or with the Exodus
(b) Whether to fly or sail to the Riveria
(c) Whether to go to Palestine or cut ties with Karen
(d) Whether she loves Mark Parker

12. What does Ari's name mean?
(a) One from Canaan
(b) Son of a Lion
(c) Lion, Son of Canaan
(d) Lion, Son of God

13. What name was given to the plan of evacuating nonessential British personnel from Palestine?
(a) Operation Polly
(b) Operation Exit
(c) Operation Genesis
(d) Operation Folly

14. Who was Kitty's husband?
(a) Bruce
(b) Fred
(c) Mark
(d) Tom

15. What does Simon say is the purpose of a Jew?
(a) To protect the synagogue
(b) To guard the laws of God
(c) To live in harmony
(d) To study the Toran