2. What does Matt do in Chapter 9 that worries Kira?
(a) Tries to find his father.
(b) Travels to the next village.
(c) Searches for "blue".
(d) Chooses a spear to go on a hunt.

3. How long does Kira have to complete her task for the Council of Guardians?
(a) A few weeks.
(b) A few months.
(c) A year.
(d) Thirty days.

4. What does Jamison do while Vandara is presenting her accusation?
(a) Reads.
(b) Sleeps.
(c) Takes notes.
(d) Watches Kira.

5. Which character is allowed to speak first before the Council of Guardians in Chapter 3?
(a) Kira.
(b) Jamison.
(c) Vandara.
(d) Matt.

6. In Chapter 11, what frightens Kira as she walks to Annabella's house?
(a) The howl of the wind.
(b) The growl of a beast.
(c) The whine of a child.
(d) The darkness of the forest.

7. Where will the injured weaver's children probably be sent?
(a) To the Council of Guardians.
(b) To live with other women.
(c) To the Field of Leaving.
(d) To the next village.

8. What about Jamison amazes Kira?
(a) His ability to write.
(b) His speech.
(c) His ability to read.
(d) His intense blue eyes.

9. What does Kira sleep with the night after she is frightened along the path to Annabella's house?
(a) Her mother's scarf.
(b) Her scrap of embroidered cloth.
(c) A child's doll.
(d) A hunting knife.

10. What is in the large box that the council brings before Kira?
(a) The singer's cloak.
(b) The singer's robe.
(c) The singer's stole.
(d) The singer's hat.

11. Which council member saw Kira's father die?
(a) Matt.
(b) Vandar.
(c) Jamison.
(d) Christopher.

12. What is the woman in the garden doing in Chapter 2?
(a) Digging potatoes.
(b) Stealing carrots.
(c) Hoeing weeds.
(d) Stealing flowers.

13. What other object of her mother's does Kira find in Matt's bundle?
(a) Her Bible.
(b) Her wedding ring.
(c) Her diary.
(d) Her threading frame.

14. Who visits Kira after lunch on her first day in the Edifice?
(a) Christopher.
(b) Vandara.
(c) Matt.
(d) Jamison.

15. What is Thomas' job in the Edifice?
(a) To tend the flocks of the Guardians.
(b) To carve intricate items out of wood.
(c) To teach others to read.
(d) To serve the residents of the Edifice.