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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What are the eating utensils made from at dinner?
(a) Gold.
(b) Wood.
(c) Silver.
(d) Plastic.

2. Why doesn't David accept the man's money after he helps them?
(a) David doesn't like money.
(b) David feels responsible for the problems.
(c) David doesn't like the man.
(d) David doesn't need money.

3. What does David see at the end of Chapter One that makes him cry?
(a) A man and his father.
(b) The beauty of the landscape.
(c) A kitten.
(d) His mother.

4. What does David do as he rides in the vehicle?
(a) Draws pictures.
(b) Eats an apple.
(c) Falls asleep.
(d) Thinks of his mother.

5. How does David determine which direction he is heading?
(a) By the position of the sun.
(b) By the signs.
(c) By moss on trees.
(d) By the position of the moon.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does David vow never to enter, as he believes it to be dangerous?

2. What does David take from the herders he stumbles across?

3. What does David decide to do at the beginning of Chapter Three, in terms of travel?

4. What is David wrapped in?

5. What does the man do to surprise David?

Short Essay Questions

1. Describe David's response to his new surroundings, and why they are so powerful.

2. Explain how David comes to choose a God, and why.

3. Explain the scene between David and the couple who are out of gas. Why are they suspicious, and how does David disarm them?

4. Explain why David decides to stay with the family, when asked.

5. Explain why David is beat up, and why he refuses to fight back.

6. Explain David's reaction to the baby.

7. Describe David's first meal with the family.

8. Describe David's reaction to his bedroom, when he awakens the first time.

9. Explain why David is reluctant to escape, and why he does it, despite his reservations.

10. Explain what the man tells David to do to escape.

(see the answer keys)

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