1. How many tribes are in the area of New Guinea?
(a) Fifteen distinct tribes.
(b) An estimated four hundred.
(c) Only one.
(d) Five distinct tribes and ten which could not be classified.

2. How does Don Richardson find a way into the hearts and minds of the tribe?
(a) By cooking great meals and making good friends with the elders.
(b) By connecting with their own cultural redemptive analogies.
(c) By paying them large sums of cash.
(d) By having a great sense of humor.

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

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

5. Why are the Kayagar men upset with Richardson when he announces his intention to build a home in Sawi territory?
(a) The village of Amyam is desperate to have a Tuan live with them.
(b) The Kayagar men are afraid of the Sawi and think that Richardson will be killed.
(c) The Kayagar village of Amyam is better at building houses than the Sawi.
(d) The Kayagar people don't want to paddle all the way down the river.