1. What does Elias establish in Ibillin?
(a) A political action center for the promotion of peace.
(b) A museum about the holocaust.
(c) A safe zone for displaced children.
(d) A youth camp for all faiths.

2. What leads to violence between the Zionist and native Palestinians during the 1930s?
(a) Increased immigration of Jews into Palestine.
(b) Wholesale slaughter of native Palestinians by the Zionist.
(c) Illegal seizure of lands by the Zionist.
(d) The other Arab countries sending in small groups of men to help the native Palestinians.

3. What is the biggest reason Michael Chacour is willing to work for someone else in his own orchards?
(a) He wants to learn to forgive.
(b) He has nowhere else to go.
(c) He believes the Jewish owner honestly thought he was buying vacant land.
(d) He loves his trees.

4. What are the secular Jews worried about as far as Zionism is concerned?
(a) That it would make Judaism a culture rather than a religion.
(b) That it would commit as many wrongs as it rights.
(c) That it would become a terrorist organization.
(d) That it would isolate Jews from the world and increase anti-Semitism.

5. How does Elias' increased fame help his people?
(a) Money and volunteers pour in to help the villages.
(b) He is able to negotiate more recompense for displaced villagers.
(c) His increased fame only increases Israel's rancor towards the Palestinians.
(d) Some countries begin to question Israel's policy towards the Palestinians.