2. What is beginning to ease for the author?
(a) the pain in her feet.
(b) the cold of the air against her skin.
(c) the fear of being with strangers.
(d) the feeling of loneliness.

3. What do the Tribal People feel is the best way to heal from an injury?
(a) slow down and contemplate.
(b) rush for assistance.
(c) call of nature for guidance.
(d) use telepathy to call in healers.

4. What is the author supposed to be honored for?
(a) her efforts to provide medical care to the Aborigines.
(b) her efforts to eradicate illiteracy .
(c) her efforts to help disadvantaged Aborigines.
(d) her efforts to stop poverty.

5. What name does the tribe give the author?
(a) Sewing Master.
(b) Story Teller.
(c) Bee Keeper.
(d) Mutant.

6. What is the name of the main character?
(a) Marlo Morgan.
(b) Morgan Smith.
(c) Margaret Lewis.
(d) Marla Morgan.

7. What does the author understand the rituals to be considered?
(a) a punishment.
(b) a test.
(c) a celebration.
(d) a release.

8. What does the author most hope to convey through writing the book?
(a) a new religion.
(b) a new way of life.
(c) a core spiritual truth.
(d) the history of the Aborigine people.

9. What does the author hope will someday happen between Native people and western culture?
(a) they will work together to heal.
(b) a full circle of knowledge will unite.
(c) they will understand each other.
(d) a new way of being will emerge.

10. What does the man who reads the author's palm tell her about why she has come to Australia?
(a) to become a humanitarian.
(b) to fulfill the destiny of the Aboriginal people.
(c) to realize she loves her home and must return.
(d) to fulfill her destiny.

11. Who does the driver introduce himself as when they arrive at the settlement?
(a) a tribal elder.
(b) an American.
(c) the authors interpreter.
(d) a leader in education.

12. What is the name of the author's guide?
(a) Ooota.
(b) Taoa.
(c) Otaoo.
(d) Otaa.

13. What do the tribe members reveal about their names?
(a) they were given upon birth.
(b) they are ignored and seen as trite and insignificant.
(c) they are an indication of the individuals talent.
(d) they are given by the gods.

14. What object does the author remember the woman back in America causes herself increasing stress over?
(a) a diamond necklace.
(b) designer clothes.
(c) handbags.
(d) designer shoes.

15. How is the author told to handle the pain she feels from the spinifex?
(a) ignore the pain.
(b) wash her feet in water.
(c) massage her feet.
(d) wrap her feet.