4. Where is Crossen sent after he is sentenced for his crime?
(a) San Francisco.
(b) Baton Rouge.
(c) Nowhere, he stays on Kalaupapa.
(d) Honolulu.

5. Why does Rachel volunteer to be a patient at the new investigation station?
(a) A famous doctor works there.
(b) Sister Catherine forces her to.
(c) She tests positive for leprosy.
(d) Her friends volunteer, too.

6. What has been declared illegal on Kalaupapa?
(a) Smoking.
(b) Fishing.
(c) Forcibly confining people.
(d) Logging.

7. How long does Ruth wait before calling Rachel again in Chapter 22?
(a) Two days.
(b) A month.
(c) One week.
(d) Two weeks.

8. Where is Kenji originally from?
(a) Honolulu.
(b) Hilo.
(c) Maui.
(d) Tokyo.

9. What will happen if Rachel tests negative for leprosy one more time in Chapter 14?
(a) She will be able to leave Moloka'i.
(b) She will have to start taking aggressive medicines.
(c) She will be allowed to live on her own.
(d) She will be accepted into a medical study.

10. Where is Sarah living in Chapter 21?
(a) Maui.
(b) Texas.
(c) Waikiki.
(d) Fiji.

11. Who speaks in Hawaiian at Rachel's funeral?
(a) Ruth and Peggy.
(b) Lawrence McCully Judd.
(c) No one.
(d) A kahuna.

12. How does Lani feel about her breasts in Chapter 15?
(a) She is scared.
(b) She is ecstatic.
(c) She is embarassed.
(d) She is disgusted.

13. What happens to the Hawaiian Islands on April 1st, 1946?
(a) A tsunami strikes.
(b) A typhoon hits.
(c) It snows.
(d) A drought begins.

14. How does Rachel get a cut on her head in Chapter 21?
(a) She trips on a step.
(b) She runs into a door.
(c) She bumps her head getting into a car.
(d) An ashtray is thrown at her head.

15. What does Ruth tell Rachel about during their first meeting?
(a) Ruth's career goals.
(b) Trying to track Rachel down when she was a teenager.
(c) The relocation camp for Japanese people.
(d) Ruth's failed first marriage.