1. Out of the others that come with the stranger, why does the large landowner dominate the conversation and ask so many questions?
(a) Because he believes the Wolves mean the village no harm.
(b) Because he believes the sacrifice of the village's children will bring them all a bountiful harvest, and he does not want anyone to interfere with the Wolves.
(c) Because he does not think Roland is really a gunslinger from the house of Eld, as he claims.
(d) Because he does not trust Roland and his ka-tet.

2. When the ka-tet travel back with the group from the Calla to their camp for lunch, who is cooking the meal?
(a) Oy.
(b) Mia.
(c) Andy.
(d) Tia.

3. When he asks, what description of the Wolves does Roland get?
(a) That there are approximately sixty of them and they ride gray horses.
(b) That they look just like other members of the Callas; they appear as farmers and ranchers.
(c) That no one knows exactly what they look like because no one has ever seen them.
(d) That they are wolves with grey or brown fur, sharp teeth, and bright yellow eyes.

4. What does Roland have his ka-tet do to show the villagers their talents?
(a) Roland has Jake set up a number of objects for Roland to shoot at a great distance, which he does without missing once.
(b) Roland tells Jake to shoot a plate thrown in the air and then Eddie and Susannah catch all of the pieces that fall without anything touching the ground.
(c) Roland has Eddie throw plates.
(d) Roland has Susannah tell the fortunes of the villagers.

5. Why does Eddie start to read the paperwork the group is discussing in the storeroom?
(a) The storeowner can't read the paperwork.
(b) Eddie believes it has something to do with why he and Jake arrived at the store.
(c) Eddie is nosy.
(d) Eddie wants to learn how to read.