1. What does Hayward tell Cantu about his own experience in the field that makes Cantu see Hayward in a different light on page 145?
(a) Hayward had never wanted to take his job in Border Patrol, but his father had persuaded him to do it.
(b) Hayward had taken time off because of PTSD.
(c) Hayward had been offered the opportunity to write a book about his experiences working for Border Patrol.
(d) Hayward shot and killed a young man once in the line of duty.

2. What does Jose's court-appointed attorney say about Cantu's former colleague Morales on page 187?
(a) Morales had once pulled a gun on the attorney for what seemed like no reason.
(b) Morales seemed like he cared about the immigrants.
(c) Morales always seemed callous to the attorney.
(d) Morales was the only Border Patrol agent the attorney had met who spoke Spanish.

3. Where did Cantu's mother work for almost her entire career?
(a) The Wild Rangers Service.
(b) The U.S. Air Force.
(c) The U.S. National Park Service.
(d) The U.S. State Department.

4. According to Cantu, why do so many bodies in the morgue in Juarez remain unclaimed?
(a) Families do not know their loved ones have died.
(b) Families are too poor to pay the fees to collect the bodies.
(c) Families fear retribution if they claim their loved ones' bodies.
(d) Families have already moved out of the country, so they are not there to claim their loved ones' bodies.

5. What does Jung say it means if one dreams of a savage animal?
(a) You should plant a tree.
(b) You are afraid.
(c) You are angry.
(d) The animal wants to come to you.