1. What kind of case is more paperwork that involves drugs found at the border?
(a) A smuggling case involving cocaine.
(b) A smuggling case with more than 10 ounces of drugs.
(c) A smuggling case involving heroin.
(d) A smuggling case with live suspects.

2. Where does Cantu find two tired immigrants camped out on the reservation on page 38?
(a) In an abandoned school house.
(b) In a police station.
(c) Inside a church.
(d) In a soup kitchen.

3. Why does Cantu's relative say his house is littered with boxes on page 125?
(a) The relative is renting temporarily until the relative can build a house soon.
(b) The relative is leaving the country soon and does not want to go through the trouble of unpacking.
(c) The relative is storing boxes for a friend.
(d) The relative does not have enough room to unpack all the things.

4. On page 106, what does researcher Molly Molloy believe about the reporting on the statistics of homicides in Mexico since 2007?
(a) It is likely that more homicides have occurred only in Juarez.
(b) It is likely only a fraction of the number of homicides have been reported.
(c) It is likely that the Mexican president himself was involved in distorting the reported number of homicides.
(d) It is likely that the number of homicides is exaggerated.

5. Why do Border Patrol agents destroy migrants' belongings they find in the desert?
(a) To clean up the desert, per their orders.
(b) To make sure they continue to think of migrants as less than human.
(c) Because they resent the migrants so much.
(d) To discourage the migrants from continuing their journey.