1. The men take turns taking footage of the wood they have chopped rather than letting the women film them because
(a) They are afraid the women will break the camera.
(b) They do not want the women to know what they are filming.
(c) They can not wait for the women to finish their gardening.
(d) They only want males to appear in the film.

2. In the flashback about her mother, the narrator reveals
(a) That nothing can keep children safe.
(b) That bears were threatening the island.
(c) That her mother was too afraid to protect her children.
(d) That her mother was afraid of the bear, but did not show it when she protected her children.

3. When the women discuss birth control, the narrator suggests
(a) That Joe and David did not care about the physical risks to the women.
(b) That women had no choice but to risk their health by taking the pill.
(c) That sex without risk or consequences is unnatural.
(d) That women had defied men by refusing to take the piill.

4. The narrator says her father's house is difficult to find because
(a) No one really wants to find him.
(b) Camouflage was one of his best abilities.
(c) Evans keeps taking wrong turns.
(d) Neighbors were a nuisance to him.

5. The narrator pretends she is working so she can
(a) Have some quiet inside the cabin.
(b) Look through her father's papers again.
(c) Hide from David and Joe.
(d) Avoid Anna's embarrassing confessions.