2. Why doesn't David ask God for help in saving the young girl?
(a) He is afraid.
(b) He doesn't have time.
(c) He is ashamed.
(d) He wants to save her to repay God.

3. How does David get money for food?
(a) He gets a job.
(b) He does errands for travelers.
(c) He steals.
(d) He gambles.

4. What does David admit to the woman that he does not know how to do?
(a) Play golf.
(b) Wink.
(c) Smile.
(d) Drive.

5. What has David never seen that would be helpful to determine where he needed to go?
(a) A mural.
(b) A map.
(c) A book.
(d) A compass.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why did Johannes not want people in camp to tell David things of the outside world?

2. What does David do as he rides in the vehicle?

3. Why does David decide he must go into town?

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

5. What does the drink David finds help him do?

Short Essay Questions

1. Explain why David is afraid to attempt to hitchhike.

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

3. Explain why David knows so little of himself, including where he is from, and what he looks like.

4. Explain what the man on the ship and the woman in the shop mean when they discuss David's eyes.

5. Explain why David's eating of the orange forced him to consider going into town.

6. Describe how David saves Maria from the fire.

7. Explain why David knows so many languages, and how this might be able to help him.

8. Explain why David doesn't believe he would be good at playing.

9. Why was it so important for David to clean himself so thoroughly?

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

(see the answer keys)

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