2. What does Mark Brian's sister feel when she sees him for the first time in months?
(a) Concern for his faith.
(b) Concern for his health.
(c) Concern over his changing lifestyle.
(d) Concern over his chosen profession.

3. Ironically, Sam's drinking causes
(a) HIs wife to insist that their daughter go to school.
(b) His wife to insist that their son go to school.
(c) His wife to insist that he attend Alcholics Anonymous.
(d) His wife to leave him for another man.

4. The visitors cause Mark Brian to feel what about the world of the white man he has left behind?
(a) He feels he has abandoned his people by leaving it.
(b) He feels he no longer knows it, and is ashamed of it now.
(c) He feels he must go back and save it.
(d) He feels he never belonged in it.

5. The teacher does not attend the funeral because
(a) If he shows he cares, the Indians will tease him.
(b) If he shows he cares, he will have to live and die with the villagers.
(c) If he shows he cares, he will have to live and suffer.
(d) If he shows he cares, he will have to help with the funera.

6. What will Mark Brian tell the first Indian man who asks to borrow money when he has spent all his earnings on liquor?
(a) Mark Brian will tell the man to seek employment in another town.
(b) Mark Brian will tell the man to fish and hunt to feed his family.
(c) Mark Brian will tell the man to write the Bishop for money.
(d) Mark Brian will tell the man he should not have sinned by drinking liquor.

7. Who unexpectedly visits the village?
(a) A group of southern Californian tourists.
(b) A groups of Indians from a neighboring village.
(c) A group of tourists from Texas.
(d) A group of clergymen.

8. What is T.P. Wallace's announcement?
(a) His family will give a dance-potlatch in honor of Gordon.
(b) His family will give a dance-potlatch in honor of Jim.
(c) His family welcomes their new daughter, Keetah.
(d) His family will give a banquet for Mark Brian.

9. According to the myth, the hamatsa is
(a) A white man.
(b) A cannibal.
(c) A prostitute.
(d) A cedar tree.

10. Marta's prayer for Mark
(a) Echoes the prayer of a woman for her lover.
(b) Echoes the prayer of an Indian for a white man.
(c) Echoes the prayer of a mother for her child.
(d) Echoes the prayers Mark taught her.

11. What tree has been a great "friend" to the Indians?
(a) The cedar tree.
(b) The oak tree.
(c) The elm tree.
(d) The pine tree.

12. Mark compares Caleb's role among the Indians to that of
(a) The Salmon man.
(b) The Cedar man.
(c) The Bishop.
(d) The Hamatsa.

13. When Keetah returns to the village, she finds
(a) The village has changed, but she has not.
(b) She is no longer welcome in the village.
(c) She has changed, but the village has not.
(d) She has changed in different ways that the villagers have.

14. Who surprises Mark with a visit?
(a) The Bishop.
(b) The white tourists.
(c) Calamity Bill.
(d) Caleb.

15. What two reasons demand that the vicarage be built before August?
(a) In August Keetah and Gordon would be married and they would leave the village.
(b) In August Mark Brian would leave and the Bishop would arrive.
(c) In August the mosquitos came and illness would follow.
(d) In August the rains began and liquor would be legal for Indians.