3. What does Snowman end up telling the children about the items they bring him from the ocean?
(a) They are important.
(b) They are historical.
(c) They are harmless.
(d) They need to be thrown out.

4. What is the author's purpose in the first two sections of the novel?
(a) To flashback to the past.
(b) To give the reader a moral message.
(c) To show the way Crake has changed life.
(d) To build suspense.

5. What happens to the afternoon weather in Snowman's location?
(a) It snows.
(b) The sun disappears for a few minutes.
(c) It starts to hail.
(d) It storms.

6. What does Snowman wrap himself in to start the day?
(a) A nightshirt.
(b) A dirty bed sheet.
(c) A woman's dressing gown.
(d) An old terry cloth robe.

7. What name does Jimmy's mom use when she signs postcards?
(a) Marshall.
(b) Mary.
(c) Monica.
(d) Marsha.

8. Where does Jimmy live with his mother and father?
(a) A dormitory.
(b) An apartment in the pleeblands.
(c) A company supplied compound home.
(d) In Crake's dome.

9. Where has Snowman been sleeping?
(a) On the beach.
(b) In a tree.
(c) In a watch tower.
(d) In an old bath tub.

10. What do the new humans ask Snowman about when they bring him fish?
(a) Crake's birth.
(b) Oryx's birth.
(c) Crake's favorite food.
(d) Crake's pets.

11. What is the name of the person who buys Oryx?
(a) Uncle En.
(b) Uncle Ed.
(c) Aunt Ed.
(d) Uncle Em.

12. What time does Snowman believe it is as he turns inland?
(a) 4 p.m.
(b) 7 a.m.
(c) 9 a.m.
(d) 11 a.m.

13. What types of names do many of the Crakers have?
(a) Those of kitchen appliances.
(b) Those of historical figures.
(c) Those of internet websites.
(d) Those of food.

14. How does the boy get injured?
(a) A bobkitten bit him.
(b) A rakunk bit him.
(c) He tripped over a pigoon.
(d) He cut himself on a bottle.

15. Why does Snowman decide not to keep written records?
(a) He has no personal living space.
(b) No future humans will be able to read.
(c) He doesn't have the necessary supplies.
(d) He doesn't feel safe enough.