4. In what aspect does David feel Carlo's parents were wrong about him?
(a) His anger.
(b) His height.
(c) His speech.
(d) His love.

5. Where is David taken when the woman realizes the time?
(a) To the police.
(b) To a local shelter.
(c) To an orphanage.
(d) To her home to eat.

6. Why does David find living with people difficult?
(a) They expect nothing of him, and he is used to working.
(b) They are all cruel.
(c) They are all intelligent.
(d) They expect things of him he wouldn't normally do.

7. What does the woman David meets wish to do?
(a) Listen to his story.
(b) Turn him in.
(c) Record his voice.
(d) Paint him.

8. What does David know will happen to him when he runs?
(a) He will be released.
(b) He will be tired.
(c) He will be captured.
(d) He will be shot.

9. What does David ask the woman about Denmark?
(a) How pretty it is.
(b) If there is a king.
(c) How far it is.
(d) If it snows.

10. What has David told Maria how to do so it doesn't hurt?
(a) Pray.
(b) Love.
(c) Lie.
(d) Die.

11. With which child does David feel most at ease?
(a) Maria.
(b) Giovanni.
(c) Andrea.
(d) Carlo.

12. How does David learn about countries?
(a) The parents tell him everything he needs to know.
(b) He finds an encyclopedia.
(c) The family has a globe.
(d) He attends school.

13. What does David believe God is trying to teach him?
(a) That he is stupid.
(b) That the farmer is a good person.
(c) That Carlo was not bad.
(d) That Carlo was bad.

14. What does David do as soon as he can afford to?
(a) Writes Carlo a letter.
(b) Writes Edith a letter.
(c) Writes Sophie a letter.
(d) Writes Maria a letter.

15. Why doesn't David like to play with the others?
(a) They are violent in their play.
(b) They often want to pretend to be other people.
(c) They don't like to play with David.
(d) He doesn't like them.