4. What does the man in the forest keep Brown from doing?
(a) Continuing his journey.
(b) Going back home.
(c) Signing a contract.
(d) Killing himself.

5. What does the man in the forest want Brown to listen to?
(a) A wolf cry.
(b) A chant.
(c) A song.
(d) A proposition.

6. What was happening when Brown’s father helped to burn something down?
(a) A revolution.
(b) A prayer meeting.
(c) All of the above.
(d) A war.

7. What does the man in the forest do with Brown?
(a) Bargain with him.
(b) All of the above.
(c) Talk with him.
(d) Walk with him.

8. When does Brown’s wife say he should leave?
(a) Next week.
(b) The morning.
(c) After dinner.
(d) Noon.

9. What is Brown’s wife dreading as he leaves?
(a) Having a child.
(b) Sleeping alone.
(c) Working the fields.
(d) Writing letters.

10. Who died when Brown’s father helped burn something down?
(a) Indians.
(b) French men.
(c) Witches.
(d) Quakers.

11. Which of these church positions is under control of the man in the forest?
(a) The Pope.
(b) The cardinal.
(c) The bishop.
(d) The deacon.

12. How does the man in the forest describe his relationship with Brown’s grandfather?
(a) They are family.
(b) They are partners.
(c) All of the above.
(d) They are friends.

13. What does Brown’s wife do just before he leaves?
(a) Prays.
(b) Cries.
(c) Gives him her blessing.
(d) Sings a song.

14. How did Brown’s father help to burn something down?
(a) He lit the torch.
(b) He brought the wood.
(c) He tracked down the location.
(d) He stood on watch.

15. Where does Brown’s path lie?
(a) Through the town.
(b) Behind the farms.
(c) Through the forest.
(d) Through the graveyard.