2. What happens to Sam in Chapter 2?
(a) He drowns.
(b) He is badly beaten and injured because he is Chinese.
(c) He gets married.
(d) He dies.

3. What do Mei and Bee build in Chapter 2?
(a) A lighting system.
(b) A rocking horse.
(c) Buffalo footprints.
(d) A dam.

4. Who takes over Hao's job when he leaves to go work in town?
(a) Neils.
(b) Polly.
(c) Winnie.
(d) Pauly.

5. What does Mei do when she first sees Auntie Po in Chapter 2?
(a) Offers Auntie Po food.
(b) Accidentally steps on Auntie Po's foot.
(c) Sings to Auntie Po.
(d) Runs away screaming in fear.

6. Why does Hao tell Hels that Hels cannot really call him family?
(a) Hels brushes off the injury.
(b) Hels cannot keep them safe.
(c) Hels does not pay them well.
(d) Hels already has a family of his own.

7. How are Neils and Hels related?
(a) They are cousins.
(b) They are father and son.
(c) They are not related by blood but they are good friends.
(d) They are brothers.

8. What book does Bee give to Mei in Part I?
(a) Romeo and Juliet.
(b) Pride and Prejudice.
(c) Madame Bovary.
(d) Wuthering Heights.

9. What does Bee bring to Mei in the woods after Mei runs away from the others, upset?
(a) A slice of pie.
(b) A coat.
(c) A pork chop.
(d) A sleeping bag.

10. What year does this story begin in?
(a) 1900.
(b) 1922.
(c) 1950.
(d) 1885.

11. In Chapter 2, why does Hao ask Martha to help out in the kitchen?
(a) Mei is late to work.
(b) Hao cut his finger.
(c) They are feeding extra people that night.
(d) Sam is not yet back from town.

12. What did the giant mosquitos in camp used to threaten?
(a) Chickens.
(b) Pigs.
(c) Bears.
(d) Alligators.

13. What does Mei mention her father no longer does?
(a) Eat much.
(b) Write.
(c) Sing.
(d) Tell stories.

14. Why is Mei frustrated with Auntie Po when they first meet?
(a) Auntie Po is smaller than Mei thought she would be.
(b) Auntie Po is actually not very nice to Mei.
(c) Auntie Po does not speak at all.
(d) Auntie Po does not answer her questions before leaving.

15. What kind of stories did Hao tell Mei when she was little?
(a) Those of Paul Bunyan.
(b) Those of himself when he was younger.
(c) Those of his own brothers.
(d) Those of Gods and heroes.