3. What does David experience following the doctor's visit?
(a) Using a toilette.
(b) Kissing a girl.
(c) Taking a shower.
(d) Sleeping in a bed.

4. What does the family invite David to do?
(a) Go to school with them.
(b) Stay with them for a while.
(c) Go to town with them.
(d) Go to church with them.

5. What does David decide to do at the beginning of Chapter Three, in terms of travel?
(a) He decides to stop traveling.
(b) He decides to travel at night.
(c) He decides to change direction.
(d) He decides to travel during the day.

6. What does David see on the third evening that he wants to care for?
(a) A puppy.
(b) A kitten.
(c) A baby.
(d) A lamb.

7. What do houses mean for David?
(a) Home.
(b) Love.
(c) Danger.
(d) Security.

8. What does the man on the boat give to David to help him in the water?
(a) A rope.
(b) A life belt.
(c) A bobber.
(d) A raft.

9. What does David hear that makes him think of how a balloon must feel?
(a) The tide.
(b) Wind.
(c) Music.
(d) A high pitched siren.

10. What does David aim to become by washing himself of the camp?
(a) A new person.
(b) Just himself.
(c) A regular boy.
(d) Johannes.

11. What does David's decision to cross the road show?
(a) He has become his own master.
(b) He is still following his body.
(c) He is mindless.
(d) He is careless.

12. Why does David ration his prayers to God?
(a) He doesn't want God to be overwhelmed.
(b) He doesn't want God to dislike him.
(c) He doesn't want God to think he is greedy.
(d) He doesn't want God to ask him for things.

13. What does David fear is in the bundle left by the man?
(a) A bomb.
(b) A gun.
(c) A bullet.
(d) A snake.

14. When does David travel?
(a) In the early evening.
(b) During the afternoon.
(c) At night.
(d) In the morning.

15. What does David find himself doing after he rescues the young girl?
(a) He smiles.
(b) He cries.
(c) He coughs.
(d) He laughs.