1. How does Greene set up the scene to show the despair of Father José?
(a) Walking in the cemetery, he comes upon a family burying a small child.
(b) He awakes from a dream in which he had been saying the mass.
(c) Reading his Bible, he begins to weep.
(d) His nagging wife leaves him.

2. When the priest sends back the guide and the mules, why is the mestizo mockingly concerned.
(a) He had planned to make his own get away on a mule.
(b) He was counting on selling the mules.
(c) He thinks the priest should have waited about half an hour.
(d) He must behave as though he thinks the priest will be returning.

3. What announcement is made as the priest and the beverage seller are having a glass of wine?
(a) The hotel owner announces that his rates have just gone up.
(b) The hotel owner enters and says that the Chief of Police is coming.
(c) The hotel owner warns of an coming storm.
(d) The hotel owner says they cannot drink in his establishment.

4. Back to the mother reading stories to her children, what does she tell them about the grown up Juan?
(a) He has grown up and been ordained a priest.
(b) He has grown up and become a school teacher.
(c) He has grown up and leaves for another country.
(d) He has grown up and now hates the Church.

5. Once in the village, why is the Yankee looking around?
(a) He expects something to happen at any moment.
(b) He is looking for something to drink.
(c) He is in his death throes.
(d) He is trying to find a good place to hide.