1. What is Don Richardson feeling as he steps onto the bank of the Kronkel and meets those who are waiting for them?
(a) He is frightened that he may have misread the situation.
(b) He is feeling triumphant at having made the voyage.
(c) He is angry at his wife for being so scared.
(d) He is psyching himself up for the sermon he is going to give.

2. What does eating flesh for the first time mean to Sawi children?
(a) It means that they no longer belong to the tribe.
(b) They are crossing a major threshold necessary to known the ultimate essence of their existence.
(c) It means that they will someday go to heaven and be an angel.
(d) It means they are now an adult.

3. Where is Netherlands New Guinea, or Irian Jaya as it is later called, located in relation to Australia?
(a) Directly north of Australia.
(b) It is in Australia, right in the central district.
(c) It is not near Australia but located near India.
(d) Southwest of Australia.

4. Why do the Richardsons go to live in New Guinea?
(a) They are writing a book on ancient cultures and want to do research.
(b) They think the climate would be good for their health.
(c) They have no choice; they are sent by their families.
(d) They feel called to serve God as missionaries.

5. What is the primary redemptive analogy which Richardson uses to reach the tribal people?
(a) The tribal ritual of marriage.
(b) The tribal ritual of a "peace child."
(c) The tribal ritual of Jesus and the disciples.
(d) The tribal ritual of "fattening for slaughter."