2. What does Odder dream of one night after a perfect day of diving?
(a) A newborn female pup.
(b) Her mother.
(c) Gracie.
(d) Her friend Kairi.

3. How does Applegate describe Odder's dive?
(a) A ruse.
(b) A hypnotizing cyclone of fur and bubbles.
(c) A butterfly.
(d) A bell.

4. Why do the aquarists X-ray Odder?
(a) They think she is pregnant.
(b) They want to release her back to the wild.
(c) They are worried about her health.
(d) They do not X-ray Odder.

5. What does Odder forget the taste of before long?
(a) Her fish.
(b) Her mother's milk.
(c) The salty sea.
(d) Her favorite crabs.

6. What does Odder keep thinking as the humans take her in Part III?
(a) Help!
(b) Fight!
(c) Where is the food?
(d) Where is she?

7. To the aquarists, what is every hour with humans for otters?
(a) Unnecessary.
(b) Work.
(c) Fun.
(d) An hour otters might become more attached to them, and thus less equipped to return to the wild.

8. What scent does Odder get for the first time in the aquarium in Part III?
(a) The scent of rays.
(b) The scent of sharks.
(c) The scent of other otters.
(d) The scent of toast.

9. What does Odder not realize at first about the ocean floor?
(a) It is too dark for her.
(b) It is too deep for her.
(c) It is very dangerous.
(d) It is the ultimate otter restaurant.

10. What does Odder think of solid food?
(a) It tastes synthetic.
(b) It is delicious.
(c) It tastes like towels.
(d) It is bad.

11. What does Odder think human bodies offer?
(a) Beauty.
(b) Fragility.
(c) Friendship.
(d) Lots of opportunities for humiliation.

12. What is Odder a superstar at?
(a) Sleeping.
(b) Tool use.
(c) Singing.
(d) Diving.

13. What does Odder learn about Kairi that is sad news?
(a) She had twins who lived.
(b) She had the flu.
(c) She had a stillborn pup.
(d) She was never found.

14. How does Applegate describe a keystone species?
(a) As nature's glue.
(b) As nature's right.
(c) As nature's blight.
(d) As nature's war.

15. What do the aquarists think returning to the wild symbolizes for otters?
(a) Freedom.
(b) Hate.
(c) Legend.
(d) Ridicule.