2. Who convinced Brown’s father to help burn something down?
(a) His wife.
(b) Brown.
(c) The man in the forest.
(d) The minister.

3. What animal does Brown think he sees with the man in the forest?
(a) A cat.
(b) A wolf.
(c) A parrot.
(d) A snake.

4. How does Brown describe what he is doing as he leaves his house?
(a) An evil mission.
(b) A necessary evil.
(c) A Godly errand.
(d) A confusing journey.

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

6. What kind of home does Brown have?
(a) Church.
(b) Manse.
(c) Cottage.
(d) House.

7. Where is Brown going at the beginning of the book?
(a) Visiting.
(b) A church function.
(c) A journey.
(d) A meeting.

8. How does Brown speak with the man in the forest?
(a) Suspiciously.
(b) Admiringly.
(c) Hopefully.
(d) Simple and direct.

9. How does Brown feel for his wife as he leaves?
(a) Lustful.
(b) Guilty.
(c) Sorry for her.
(d) Confused.

10. How does Brown’s wife act as he leaves?
(a) Meloncholy.
(b) Relieved.
(c) Angry.
(d) Afraid.

11. What does Brown see dangling in the breeze from his wife?
(a) A ribbon.
(b) A piece of paper.
(c) A hair.
(d) A loose thread.

12. How does Brown travel on his journey?
(a) He runs.
(b) He walks.
(c) He takes a carriage.
(d) He rides a horse.

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

14. Where did Brown’s grandfather live?
(a) Hampton.
(b) Plymouth.
(c) London.
(d) Salem.

15. What is Brown afraid of encountering in the forest?
(a) All of the above.
(b) Indians.
(c) Tempters.
(d) The devil.