1. What does Qing-jao feel the need to do after listening to Wang-mu?
(a) Turn traitorous herself
(b) Revoke her godspoken privilege
(c) Cleanse
(d) Start a revolution

2. Why is it that Jane feels that she should not stop messages from Path?
(a) Congress might believe a revolution is occurring and blow up the planet
(b) It is in Janes' best interest to not hinder the messages
(c) Congress might sanction the planet
(d) Congress might kill Qing-Jao's father

3. What shames Miro when he looks upon his brother, Olhado?
(a) That his brother has six children and a wife, and Miro has yet to even find a woman to date
(b) That he can barely see past his brother's mechanical eyes yet expects them to see past his disability
(c) That he made a smart remark about his choice in women, and yet he stands with a beautiful wife
(d) That Miro hadn't even bothered to check up with him since he left and wasn't there for the birth of any of his kids

4. How far back do these genetic modifications date?
(a) Seventy five years
(b) Eight hundred years
(c) Thirty two hundred years
(d) Three thousand years

5. What does Miro learn of the piggies' plans?
(a) They are deeply saddened by the humans' loss
(b) They are building up forces to retaliate against the humans
(c) They are leaving the planet sooner than anticipated
(d) They are going to burn down Warmaker's forest