3. While being interrogated in the guardhouse, where do the children say they are going?
(a) Seattle.
(b) Hong Kong.
(c) Yohyun.
(d) Seoul.

4. Instead of "Town Reds," what does Aunt Tiger call the family?
(a) Country Reds.
(b) Town Black Sheep.
(c) Phony Reds or Pinks.
(d) Whites.

5. Who is Sookan reminded of when she looks at the soldiers that have broken into her house?
(a) Grandfather.
(b) Father Carroll.
(c) Captain Narita.
(d) Haiwon.

6. How is Kisa related to Sookan's family?
(a) He is not related.
(b) He is Aunt Tiger's husband.
(c) He is Father's nephew.
(d) He is Mother's brother.

7. In the Worker's Paradise, what happens to traitors?
(a) They are re-conditioned.
(b) Nothing.
(c) They are killed.
(d) They are deported.

8. What is found in the house where Captain Narita lived?
(a) A secret Buddhist shrine.
(b) Stockpiles of rice.
(c) Dead bodies.
(d) A journal.

9. Who makes arrangements for Sookan's family to flee to the South?
(a) Kisa.
(b) Haiwon.
(c) Grandfather.
(d) Inchun.

10. Due to Kisa's heavy involvement with the Party, what does Sookan's family receive first?
(a) Cabbage.
(b) Gold.
(c) New scarves.
(d) Coal.

11. While searching for their mother, why do Inchun and Sookan look diseased?
(a) They are wearing hospital gowns.
(b) They are skinny and smell bad.
(c) They are covered with mosquito bites.
(d) They have swollen eyes and cough a lot.

12. North Korea became Communist while South Korea became ___.
(a) Socialist.
(b) Capitalist.
(c) Anarchist.
(d) A monarchy.

13. In the summertime, who gets sick?
(a) Sookan.
(b) Kisa.
(c) Inchun.
(d) Mother.

14. While escaping to the South, how do Sookan and Inchun get through the barbed wire fence?
(a) They go around it.
(b) They dig a small space and crawl under.
(c) They use wire cutters.
(d) They climb over.

15. When Inchun and Sookan reach Seoul, what are their brothers doing?
(a) Starting a Seoul branch of the Communist Party.
(b) Attending universities.
(c) Working as cabis.
(d) Helping Northerners escape.