3. What is the name of the tree the hog's rubs themselves against to coat themselves?
(a) The armor tree.
(b) The protecting tree.
(c) The oil tree.
(d) The sap tree.

4. Why were otter cubs the most prized?
(a) They could be taught to catch fish.
(b) They were a delicacy.
(c) Their hide was worth alot of money.
(d) They could be taught to follow commands.

5. What animals did the author look after on the family farm?
(a) Water buffalo.
(b) Sheep.
(c) Cows.
(d) Wild boars.

6. How does a horse snake kill its victims if it doesn't bite them?
(a) Strangle them.
(b) Eat them.
(c) Drown them.
(d) Whip them.

7. Why were wild hogs such a problem?
(a) They always tried to impregnate the buffalos.
(b) They would eat all the rice plants given the chance.
(c) They were always followed by tigers.
(d) They sometimes attacked without provocation.

8. What did the author's family mainly grow on their land?
(a) Rice.
(b) Eggplant.
(c) Beans.
(d) Sugar.

9. What kind of animal does Tank do battle with one dry season?
(a) A tiger.
(b) An elephant.
(c) A lion.
(d) A bear.

10. What would Nhuong's father do during the evenings?
(a) Sing songs.
(b) Build furniture.
(c) Organize a party.
(d) Teach the children.

11. What did Nhuong's father do to ensure Tank was not taken again?
(a) He kept Tank at home.
(b) He untied the rope from his nose.
(c) He paid gurads to watch the fields.
(d) He dug a trench around the fields.

12. What do the men use to make stretchers?
(a) Sugar cane and vines.
(b) Bamboo canes and vines.
(c) Branches and ivy.
(d) Sugar cane and palm leaves.

13. What kind of people considered Tank a prize?
(a) Buffalo traders.
(b) Fur traders.
(c) Buffalo thieves.
(d) Government officials.

14. What did the author have to stop the water buffalo nibbling on?
(a) Sugar cane.
(b) Coconuts.
(c) Nettles.
(d) Rice plants.

15. What was Tank's responsibility after he was retired from farming?
(a) Carrying shopping back from town.
(b) Breeding.
(c) Protecting the herd from tigers.
(d) Protecting the village from thieves.