2. What does everyone else do when Tribal Elder falls silent?
(a) everyone stands.
(b) everyone follows suit.
(c) everyone begins to worry.
(d) everyone begins to talk.

3. What is symbolic of Western culture's emphasis on the unnecessary over the basic?
(a) gravy and icing.
(b) spouses and children.
(c) clothes and jewelry.
(d) cars and houses.

4. What is the main issue that is explored in the book?
(a) humanity.
(b) physicality.
(c) spirituality.
(d) nature.

5. Where does the author arrive at the beginning of Chapter 1?
(a) the Outback.
(b) the Sydney airport.
(c) a hotel in Australia.
(d) a friend's house in Australia.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Peace Maker tell the author that The Real People have a diffulculty understanding and say that the practice of it is full of rivalry, violence, and control?

2. What does the author see in the distance that is completely out of place in the flatness of the desert?

3. Who does the author learn are getting ready to allow their souls to join the Great Oneness?

4. What object stays tantalizingly out of walking distance?

5. What is the special herbal tea drunk in celebration of?

(see the answer key)

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