1. What does Mr. Fukai, the Secretary of the diocese, keep saying while he's being rescued?
(a) "Leave me here to die."
(b) "I must find my family."
(c) "I must save this building."
(d) "I don't want to die."

2. Once Mrs. Nakamura takes her children out into the street, what does she worry about?
(a) Her children being tired.
(b) Her children being cold.
(c) Her children being hot.
(d) Her children being sick.

3. What does the rumor being spread about the atomic bomb do to Mrs. Nakamura and her children?
(a) The rumor makes them lose all hope of ever regaining their normal lives.
(b) The rumor makes them wish they had died the moment the bomb dropped.
(c) The rumor makes them feel more resigned and passive about the moral issue of the atomic bomb.
(d) The rumor arouses more hatred and resentment of America than they had felt all through the war.

4. What concern is there about giving Father Kliensorge a blood transfusion?
(a) Atomic bomb patients may not stop bleeding once needles are stuck in them.
(b) He may receive badly poisoned blood from an atomic bomb survivor.
(c) There isn't the proper equipment for blood transfusions for atomic bomb patients.
(d) Atomic bomb patients become sick during blood transfusions.

5. In the beginning of Chapter 5, how does Mrs. Nakamura keep her children and herself alive?
(a) She works as a hairdresser.
(b) She lives off of her husband's money bond.
(c) She lives off of her in-laws.
(d) She sews and does domestic work.