2. What doubt does Mary Hepburn have that leads her to take action to get a Kanka-bono girl pregnant?
(a) Whether the Kanka-bono girls were furtile.
(b) Whether a woman could be impregnated by another one.
(c) Whether the Captain was able to reproduce.
(d) Whether Kamikazi was able to reproduce.

3. What can the narrator see that Mary Hepburn can not in Book 2: Chapter 7?
(a) A tidal wave.
(b) The blue tunnel into the Afterlife.
(c) The albatrosses.
(d) Land.

4. Who does Hisako Hiroguchi perform her first intimate act with in Chapter 32?
(a) Mary.
(b) Selena.
(c) Mandarax.
(d) Siegfried.

5. What does James Wait say he thought people were put on earth to do?
(a) To work until they die.
(b) To help each other.
(c) To find cures to diseases.
(d) To gain knowledge.

6. According to the narrator, how do people comfort those who are sick?
(a) With a hot cup of chicken noddle soup.
(b) With a ceremonial dance.
(c) With prayer and worship.
(d) With soothing tones and voice.

7. What important object is missing from the Bahia?
(a) The helm.
(b) The anchor.
(c) The hull.
(d) The figurehead.

8. Who steers the Bahia during the day in Book 2: Chapter 4?
(a) Adolf von Kleist.
(b) Mary Hepburn.
(c) James Wait.
(d) Siegfried von Kleist.

9. Whose wife did James Wait have sexual relations with when he was still in Midland City, Ohio?
(a) Willard Flemming.
(b) Adolf von Kleist.
(c) Dwayne Hoover.
(d) Leon Trout.

10. What heirloom does Mary promise to leave Akiko when she dies?
(a) Mandarax.
(b) Her notebook.
(c) Her wedding ring.
(d) Orlon.

11. What food source is a cure for people with vitamin and mineral deficiencies?
(a) Shark fin.
(b) Seaweed.
(c) Oysters.
(d) Whale tongue.

12. Who said: "Progress has been much more general than retrogression."
(a) Henry Adams.
(b) Beethoven.
(c) Charles Darwin.
(d) Aristotle.

13. Why was James Wait ashamed to take off his shirt?
(a) He had moles all over his body.
(b) He had scars all over his body.
(c) He had freckles all over his body.
(d) He had acne all over his body.

14. What is the name of the Peruvian pilot who has his fighter-bomber skipping from wisp to wisp of finely divided matter at the very edge of the planet's atmosphere in Chapter 34?
(a) Willard Flemming.
(b) Guillermo Reyes.
(c) Kilgore Trout.
(d) Bobby King.

15. Who is the Captain addressing when he shouts, "Welcome to 'the Nature Cruise of the Century'!"
(a) Siegfried von Kleist.
(b) Leon Trout.
(c) Mary Hepburn.
(d) Adolf von Kleist.