1. When the Tartars reach Krakow for the attack in 1241, what do they do?
(a) See that is was a small city and leave.
(b) Burn the outlying villages and pillage the districts around the churches.
(c) Are defeated by the people of Krakow.
(d) Take hostages for several weeks and then release them.

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

3. What is the trumpeter thinking when he sees the fierce men looking up at him after the attack on Krakow?
(a) He knows he is alone in the midst of a terrible enemy.
(b) He decides to wait for the Polish army to rescue him.
(c) He decides to flee to the castle.
(d) He thinks he should kill himself.

4. Immediately following the fight, what decision does the stranger have to make?
(a) He needs to decide whether to kidnap Joseph or go back to Krakow.
(b) He needs to decide whether to steal the goods or chase the horse.
(c) He needs to decide whether to chase Pan Andrew or the horse.
(d) She needs to decide whether to go to the market or go home.

5. 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 go to the king's palace again.
(b) Kanty insists that they to to the church first.
(c) Kanty insists that they go with him to his dwelling first.
(d) Kanty insists that they go straight to the place Joseph has found.