1. Who stands at the front of the battle, on the front line, so to speak?
(a) The women.
(b) The jesters and clowns are sent to the front to distract.
(c) The young teenage boys.
(d) The most experienced warriors.

2. What does "Kanggime" mean in the language Dani?
(a) The place of death.
(b) Land without time.
(c) Waiting until the sun comes up.
(d) Mission State.

3. How do Don and Carol Richardson travel to New Guinea in 1962?
(a) They sail from Vancouver on the ship "Oriana" and then fly into the interior.
(b) They fly to Russia and then to Zurich and then to Australia and finally take a sailboat up to New Guinea.
(c) They fly from New York City on the Concorde and then drive into the Sawi territory.
(d) They drive from Canada to Mexico, take a small yacht across the Pacific Ocean and land in New Guinea.

4. Why is it so important to Richardson that the patriarchs, the older men, convert to Christianity?
(a) Because the patriarchs control all the money.
(b) Because the patriarchs of the tribe hold much influence over the rest of the people.
(c) Because Richardson believes only men can lead spiritually.
(d) Because the patriarchs can read and write and will spread the gospel.

5. Who is Ebenezer G. Vine?
(a) The great-grandfather of Don Richardson's who farmed in Nebraska.
(b) An explorer and geographer who had charted Africa.
(c) A veteran missionary who speaks at Don Richardson's college.
(d) A well known philosopher and theologian from Denmark.