4. What kind of wild hog is most dangerous?
(a) A hungry wild hog.
(b) A lone wild hog.
(c) A tired wild hog.
(d) An injured wild hog.

5. Where had most of the patient and obedient buffalo been raised?
(a) The highlands.
(b) The evenlands.
(c) The lowlands.
(d) The midlands.

6. How does one stop a snake from squeezing a person to death?
(a) By biting its tail.
(b) By pinching its belly.
(c) By pressing its forehead.
(d) By tickling its belly.

7. What was the name of the bridge that lead to the front door of each house?
(a) A monkey bridge.
(b) An ape bridge.
(c) A buffalo bridge.
(d) A draw bridge.

8. How did Tank injure one of the thieves?
(a) He bit his nose.
(b) He gored his the leg.
(c) He stamped on his foot.
(d) He gored his buttocks.

9. How did the mother otter try to stop Nhuong from taking her cubs?
(a) She scratched his back.
(b) She jumped on his back.
(c) She bit his toes.
(d) She clawed his leg.

10. What warned the farmer to the presence of a wild hog?
(a) His daughter.
(b) A strange smell.
(c) His dog.
(d) The hog's tusks.

11. Where did Nhuong and his family eventually find Tank after he didn't arrive home?
(a) Swimming in the lake.
(b) In the rice fields.
(c) Tied to a tree.
(d) In someone's yard.

12. Why would a defeated buffalo run towards humans?
(a) For food.
(b) To turn his aggression on someone weaker.
(c) For help.
(d) To prove he was still a man.

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

14. Where did Nhuong imprison the otter?
(a) A small hut.
(b) An iron cage.
(c) A carrier.
(d) A bamboo cage.

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