1. To the Japanese, what is a greater moral responsibility than adequate care of the living?
(a) Cremation is not important under dire circumstances.
(b) Disposal of the dead by decent cremation and enshrinment.
(c) Cremation should be attended to only after the survivors have been taken care of.
(d) Cremation is the responsibility of relatives only.

2. At Asano Park, after Father Kleinsorge tries to settle down for the night, prays, and falls asleep, what wakes him up?
(a) The mission keeper who asks him if he'd remembered to repeat his evening prayers.
(b) The sudden rainstorm.
(c) The nurse who asks him if he wants anything to eat.
(d) People cheering after they'd heard they were going to be rescued.

3. After the bombing, what happens to Dr. Fujii's hospital?
(a) It remains standing.
(b) It remains in the bank of the Kyo Rover.
(c) It is burned down by fire.
(d) It goes into the river.

4. In Chapter 3, what gesture makes Father Kleinsorge a little hysterical and want to cry suddenly?
(a) A Japanese woman hands him tea leaves to chew on.
(b) A Japanese woman offers him bandages for his wounds.
(c) A Japanese child offers him a rice cake.
(d) A Japanese man hands him a cup of water.

5. In general, the survivors of Hiroshima...
(a) They were too shocked to help anyone but themselves.
(b) They only assisted the women, children and elders.
(c) They tried to help everyone around them.
(d) They assisted only their relatives or immediate neighbors.