1. When Jan Kanty hears Joseph tell his parents that he found a place for them to stay, on what does Jan Kanty insist?
(a) Kanty insists that they to to the church first.
(b) Kanty insists that they go to the king's palace again.
(c) Kanty insists that they go straight to the place Joseph has found.
(d) Kanty insists that they go with him to his dwelling first.

2. When Joseph awakens from his nap in Chapter 4, what does he see his father doing?
(a) He sees him helping Kanty talk to the peasants.
(b) He sees him practicing the trumpet.
(c) He sees him cutting the rind away from the pumpkin.
(d) He sees him studying with Kanty.

3. As he ponders the attack on Krakow, of what is the trumpeter proud?
(a) He is proud to be the hero of Poland.
(b) He is proud to be the trumpeter who warned the Polish people of the Tartars' attack.
(c) He is proud to be the best trumpet player in the land.
(d) He is proud to be fighting with Polish men for Christendom against brutal and savage invaders.

4. What kind of job does Jan Kanty arrange for Pan Andrew?
(a) The job of Kanty's assistant.
(b) The job of the king's scribe.
(c) The job of the trumpter at the Church of Our Lady Mary.
(d) The job of Kreutz's assistant.

5. What does the stranger tell a group of people Pan Andrew did that makes them angry?
(a) He says that Pan Andrew has escaped from prison.
(b) He says that Pan Andrew was really a Tartar in a peasant's clothing.
(c) He says that Pan Andrew stole the king's jewels.
(d) He says Pan Andrew cut off his brother's head and turned it into a pumpkin.