2. Who does Hunter say he has now been accepted by?
(a) The Kona community.
(b) The American government.
(c) The literature scene.
(d) The communtiy of fisherman.

3. What is the name of the first chapter in this section?
(a) The Land of Po.
(b) No Funny Business.
(c) We're All Equal in the Ocean.
(d) Deity.

4. What is the title of the second chapter in this section?
(a) South Point.
(b) North Point.
(c) Loving it.
(d) Hatefilled.

5. What has happened to the Kona coast when Hunter arrives back?
(a) It has been destryed by an avalanche.
(b) It is flooded.
(c) It has been struck by a tycoon.
(d) A volcano has erupted.

6. Who does Hunter owe money to in this section?
(a) Ralph.
(b) Mr. Heem.
(c) Skinner.
(d) Ackerman.

7. What drug has Ackerman overdosed on?
(a) Dramamine.
(b) Heroin.
(c) Mescaline.
(d) Cocaine.

8. Who has taken legal responsibility for Rupert?
(a) The hotel doctor.
(b) Hunter.
(c) The hotel manager.
(d) Ackerman.

9. Who are the Hawaiians angry that Cook has detained?
(a) Their Primeminister.
(b) Their Princess.
(c) Their Queen.
(d) Their King.

10. What does Hunter say he is tired of in this section?
(a) Journalism.
(b) Women.
(c) Writing.
(d) Lies.

11. Which character does Hunter find unconscious when he wakes up?
(a) Juan.
(b) Ralph.
(c) Ackerman.
(d) Steve.

12. What does Hunter say he is losing his fear of in this section?
(a) Small spaces.
(b) Night-time.
(c) Sharks.
(d) Heights.

13. What country does Hunter think controlled the entire pacific?
(a) Canada.
(b) England.
(c) America.
(d) Ireland.

14. What bird is represented in the sketch called Property Development Comes to Hawaii?
(a) A buzzard.
(b) A vulture.
(c) An eagle.
(d) A dodo.

15. What did a fisherman use to hit the King?
(a) A post.
(b) A clay brick.
(c) A femur bone.
(d) An oar.