2. Why does Brown think his wife is distrusting of him?
(a) It is late.
(b) Rumors were spread about him.
(c) They haven’t been married very long.
(d) He has been caught in lies.

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

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

5. Where did Brown’s grandfather hurt a woman?
(a) In her home.
(b) In the streets.
(c) On a ship.
(d) At the church.

6. How did Brown’s grandfather hurt a woman?
(a) By shooting her.
(b) By starving her.
(c) By lashing hurt.
(d) By hitting her.

7. How does Brown feel when he hears about his grandfather hurting a woman?
(a) Nonplussed.
(b) Angry.
(c) Amused.
(d) Shocked.

8. How does Brown describe the path he is taking?
(a) Uplifting.
(b) Strange.
(c) Surprising.
(d) Gloomy.

9. Why is Brown leaving?
(a) )We do not know yet.
(b) To get some training.
(c) To do a business transaction.
(d) To work some fields.

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

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

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

13. How is the man in the forest described by the narrator?
(a) Worldly.
(b) Angry.
(c) Funny.
(d) Tired.

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

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