2. Many ancient paintings of the Hawaiians represent the volcano as a what?
(a) Torch.
(b) Lightning rod.
(c) Window.
(d) Doorway.

3. In Chapter 1, Pila writes that people are "overworked, overstimulated, overfed and" what?
(a) Frightened.
(b) Overthought.
(c) Overwhelmed.
(d) Overstressed.

4. Who does Pila write Claire "Kalar" Chiles is known as to him in this world in the acknowledgments?
(a) Mom.
(b) My Sister.
(c) My Friend.
(d) My Wife.

5. Who is the elderly son of Kahuna Daddy Bray?
(a) David.
(b) Anderson.
(c) Crazy Ed.
(d) Bill.

6. Many visitors to Hawaii take what and experience bad luck?
(a) Sand.
(b) Flowers.
(c) Shells.
(d) Lava.

7. Pila writes that for most people dreams are based on security, not what?
(a) God.
(b) Purity.
(c) Love.
(d) Wonderment.

8. What does Pila say litters the beaches of Hawaii?
(a) Coral reefs.
(b) Jellyfish.
(c) Needles.
(d) Litter.

9. What is the blue of the sky associated with, according to Pila?
(a) Peace.
(b) Freedom.
(c) Understanding.
(d) Love.

10. Which word means a native medicine man or priest in Hawaii?
(a) Kahuna.
(b) Huna.
(c) Huala.
(d) Tiki.

11. What does Pila say is served on the average traveler's plate with breakfast in Chapter 1?
(a) A conch shell.
(b) An orchid.
(c) A rose.
(d) A lily.

12. What are referred to as places on the earth where certain energies meet?
(a) Sphynx's.
(b) Vital centers.
(c) Vortexes.
(d) Hydrolics.

13. The Children of God were also called the Children of the what?
(a) Garden.
(b) Rainbow.
(c) Volcano.
(d) Mountain.

14. The Hawaiian chant is based on the belief that people are made of the energy force of what?
(a) Earth.
(b) Water.
(c) Darkness.
(d) Light.

15. What does Pila offer as a reason for the energies of Hawaii, although he does not condone it?
(a) Mermaids.
(b) Ghosts.
(c) Aliens.
(d) Astrology.