3. What made Robyn decide that the second person she visited was not the right person to learn from?
(a) His wife was difficult.
(b) He was too easygoing.
(c) His animals were fighting.
(d) He was mean and cursed at her.

4. What was the most economically successful and well-organized camp in town?
(a) Todd Camp.
(b) Camp Dora.
(c) Mt. Nancy.
(d) Camp Cook.

5. What did Robyn's pet crow, Akhnaton, do that became increasingly annoying to her?
(a) He tried to kill Diggity.
(b) He kept her awake all night.
(c) He always ate her food.
(d) He stole things.

6. How long did Robyn's pure, uncomplicated confidence last, telling her that she had done something correct for a change?
(a) Two hours.
(b) Thirty days.
(c) Twenty minutes.
(d) Ten seconds.

7. Who was Blue?
(a) Kurt's youngest camel.
(b) Gladdy's old dog.
(c) A pet camel.
(d) Robyn's car.

8. What did a visiting politico accuse Robyn of being?
(a) A conservative party member.
(b) Too liberal.
(c) A communist.
(d) A bourgeois individualist.

9. Who gave Robyn emotional support at the end of Chapter 3?
(a) Nancy.
(b) Gladdy.
(c) Jen.
(d) Iris.

10. What was the modern-day manifestation of the Australian male?
(a) Biased, brutal and boring.
(b) Mannerly, adventuresome and handsome.
(c) Easygoing, educated and fun.
(d) Charming, sober and effeminate.

11. Who did Robyn develop a close friendship with in Chapter 2?
(a) One of the many camels.
(b) Gladdy.
(c) Kurt.
(d) Fulerton.

12. What insect lived in the Basso's Farm home that Robyn detested the most?
(a) Spiders.
(b) Leeches.
(c) Cockroaches.
(d) Fire ants.

13. How did Kurt refer to the tourists?
(a) The good people.
(b) The bloody idiots.
(c) The terrorists.
(d) The town friends.

14. What did Robyn have to throw into Kate's neck, as ordered by the vet?
(a) A vaccine shot.
(b) A syringe with an antibiotic.
(c) A certain healing dust.
(d) An anesthetic-filled syringe.

15. Who waited very patiently and faithfully while Robyn searched for the three lost camels?
(a) Jen.
(b) Julie.
(c) Toly.
(d) Diggity.