2. What did the Old Man tell the mother and child to do on the fourth day?
(a) Rise up and walk.
(b) Populate the earth.
(c) Keep him company on his travels.
(d) Sleep.

3. What did the Old Man determine would happen to people?
(a) They would determine their own lifespans.
(b) They would live forever.
(c) They would die.
(d) They would become sick, but they would live.

4. Who made the Earth?
(a) Kono.
(b) Alatangana.
(c) Sa.
(d) Death.

5. What is the shape of the universe in chapter 4?
(a) A pea pod.
(b) A hen's egg.
(c) An apple.
(d) A flower.

6. What did the raven bring when it returned?
(a) A turtle and a snake.
(b) Raspberries and heathberries.
(c) Blueberries and blackberries.
(d) A rock and water.

7. Where did the Old Man go in his travels?
(a) North America.
(b) Africa.
(c) Australia.
(d) Everywhere.

8. What were nine of the brothers named after?
(a) Seasons.
(b) Animals.
(c) Tea leaves.
(d) Tree leaves.

9. When did Quat tell his brothers they should sleep?
(a) When it was dark.
(b) When the sun came up.
(c) When it was winter.
(d) When the day was hot.

10. Who created death?
(a) The Fool.
(b) The Wise.
(c) The mother.
(d) The Creator.

11. How did Sa feel about Alatangana's request to marry his daughter?
(a) Sa didn't understand what Alatangana saw in his daughter.
(b) Sa wanted money in exchange for his daughter.
(c) Sa wasn't ready to let his daughter go.
(d) Sa was overjoyed at the thought of their marriage.

12. Which culture does the myth of the Old Man come from?
(a) The Navajo Indians.
(b) The Powhatan Indians.
(c) The Blackfoot Indians.
(d) The Iriquois Indians.

13. What does a person hear when they are called to death?
(a) A sharp whistle.
(b) A Rattlesnake.
(c) A crow cry.
(d) The death rattle.

14. What created human suffering?
(a) Phan Ku's joy.
(b) Phan Ku's death.
(c) Phan Ku's brother.
(d) Phan Ku's tears.

15. This story spread from Siberia to what country?
(a) Iceland.
(b) Canada.
(c) Greenland.
(d) Alaska.