2. Why is Mafatu relegated to the shoreline?
(a) There are too many fishermen.
(b) His father worries about him.
(c) He is not skilled enough to fish.
(d) He is perceived to be a bringer of bad luck.

3. To whom does Mafatu pray?
(a) His mother.
(b) Moana, the Sea God.
(c) Maui, Goddess of the Fisherman.
(d) Jesus.

4. Why does Mafatu wonder how he could be a brave leader?
(a) If he is afraid to use weapons.
(b) If he does not know how to fish.
(c) If he is afraid to venture past the water's edge.
(d) If he is not strong enough.

5. What is Mafatu soon amazed to see?
(a) Fresh water.
(b) Land in the distance.
(c) A cloudless sky.
(d) More birds.

6. Soon, what comes?
(a) Warriors.
(b) Another storm.
(c) His father.
(d) Another night.

7. What danger do they survive?
(a) Dehydration.
(b) Starvation.
(c) Hypothermia.
(d) The sharks circling around them.

8. Who might his father think had taken his son?
(a) His mother's spirit.
(b) Kana.
(c) Moana, the Sea God.
(d) Maui, the Goddess of Fishermen.

9. What has Mafatu resolved to do this year?
(a) Shrug off his restraints and face his fear.
(b) Leave home.
(c) Learn a new skill.
(d) Tell his father how he feels.

10. Who treats Mafatu poorly?
(a) His step-mother.
(b) His father and the other children in the village.
(c) The other children.
(d) His teachers.

11. What is it time for the boys to do?
(a) Go to bed.
(b) Say a prayer.
(c) Eat a meal.
(d) Prepare for fishing.

12. What happens just as suddenly?
(a) Kivi leaves again.
(b) The wind dies down and the sea is still again.
(c) Uri climbs back in the canoe.
(d) The canoe stops moving.

13. Suddenly, what does the bird do?
(a) Catches a fish.
(b) Flies overhead.
(c) He flies away.
(d) Flies to him.

14. How does Mafatu's mother respond to the fishermen?
(a) She pays them no attention.
(b) She heeds their warning.
(c) She laughs at them.
(d) She changes her mind and follows them.

15. How do the other fishermen feel about her decision?
(a) Content.
(b) Concern.
(c) Unconcerned.
(d) Angry.