1. Who is Patches?
(a) The nickname for Richardson's young son.
(b) The translator who makes "patchwork" of the early communications with the Sawi tribe.
(c) The fierce watchdog that lives with the missionary family of John McCain.
(d) The cook who makes fried sago worms for Richardson's family.

2. What does the expression "to fatten with friendship for the slaughter" mean?
(a) Preparing young men for battle with many feasts.
(b) Raising poultry in a kind and humane way.
(c) Raising beef cattle in jungle areas using grain and vegetables.
(d) Forming friendships with the purpose of betrayal, murder and cannibalism.

3. What principle does Don Richardson believe God gives him to offer the tribal people?
(a) The principle of capitalism.
(b) The principle of original sin.
(c) The principle of cause and effect.
(d) The principle of redemption.

4. What is the Prairie Bible Institute?
(a) A school which teaches English and Dutch to the children from the Sawi culture.
(b) A far right think tank in western Kansas.
(c) A Christian community and missionary training school in Alberta, Canada.
(d) A large university in Nebraska which was founded by Mennonites.

5. What is the only safe way for a Sawi person to drink water from the river?
(a) To drink it with a straw-like tool made of sago leaves.
(b) The river water must never be drunk. It is full of germs.
(c) To put one's head underwater completely and drink.
(d) To toss each scoop of water in the air and catch it in one's mouth.