2. What are the children's chores for the afternoon?
(a) Harvest duty
(b) Clean their rooms
(c) Clean the kitchen
(d) Scarecrow duty

3. How is it that he fathered their child?
(a) Vijaya is Gobind's son
(b) He preformed the Yoga of Love with Shanta
(c) Deep Freeze and Artificial Insemination
(d) Virgin Birth and Speculation

4. What poet is mentioned?
(a) Byron
(b) Coleridge
(c) Shakespeare
(d) Wordsworth

5. How did Will's Aunt Mary change?
(a) She went from being an escape from his parents to being a regretted trip
(b) She went from being loving, giving and charitable to hating everyone who wasn't sick
(c) She went from being totally beautiful and appealing to being haggard and ugly
(d) She went from being someone he loved to someone he hated

6. What did Will's teachers try to do about people's differences?
(a) Iron them out
(b) Exploit them for their own gain
(c) Blow them out of proportion
(d) Make them more than they were

7. What is capable in a very deep trance?
(a) Time distortion
(b) Levitation
(c) Clear meditation
(d) Accurate Clairvoyance

8. What was Murugan doing while everyone else was having a vision?
(a) Screaming like a banshee
(b) Muttering "this is all so false"
(c) Reading his book
(d) Picking his nose

9. Who picks Will up?
(a) Vijaya and Leela Rao
(b) Joe Aldehyde and Mary Farnaby
(c) The Rani and Murugan
(d) Dr. Robert and Susila

10. What kind of marmalade does Will use?
(a) Mango
(b) Orange
(c) Berry
(d) Pumelo

11. How does WIll react to the Rani's letter?
(a) With inner violent anger
(b) With joy
(c) With indifference
(d) With the calm air of servitude

12. How did Will view Aunt Mary's love?
(a) As a kind of physical radiation
(b) It was chokingly powerful
(c) Quiet and serene, like a slow moving river
(d) Like a perpetually blooming flower

13. Who was the only person Will had ever loved?
(a) Babs
(b) Susila
(c) His Aunt Mary
(d) Molly

14. Who shows up at Shanta and Vijaya's house?
(a) Tom Krishna and Mary Sarojini
(b) Susila and Dugald
(c) Dr. Robert and Susila
(d) The Rani and Murugan

15. What are the three pillars of Western prosperity?
(a) Agriculture, universal debt and planned parenthood
(b) Anger, universal acceptance, and consumerism
(c) Armaments, universal debt, and planned obsolescence
(d) Armaments, universal healthcare and forced obedience