2. What does Jan Rodricks observe that he also saw on the aliens' home planet?
(a) A museum.
(b) Aliens flying.
(c) A giant web of light and color covering the atmosphere.
(d) A glowing mountain.

3. What is Jan Rodricks not allowed to photograph?
(a) The inside of an invader's home.
(b) A mountain surrounded by a strange ring of light.
(c) The alien-spacecraft launch site.
(d) Alien children.

4. What does Karellen plan to do with the children?
(a) Leave them with their parents for nurture and care.
(b) Evacuate them.
(c) Quarantine them.
(d) Put them in suspended animation.

5. What is Jennifer Greggson able to do as she begins to show evidences of change in Chapter 18?
(a) Shake a rattle without touching it.
(b) Levitate.
(c) Read her parents' minds.
(d) Speak in the same language as the invaders.

6. What does Vindarten do with Jan Rodricks?
(a) Plants his own thoughts in Jan Rodricks' mind.
(b) Explains the invaders' true purpose for visiting Earth.
(c) Shows Jan Rodricks the future.
(d) Tours the planet with him.

7. What is the name of George Greggson's daughter?
(a) Elizabeth Anne.
(b) Pepper Anne.
(c) Jennifer Anne.
(d) Carol Anne.

8. What do the aliens do with Jan Rodricks?
(a) Return for him after he has recorded the activities of the new race.
(b) Take him with them back to their home planet.
(c) Leave him in charge of their base.
(d) Make him part of the new race.

9. What do George Greggson and Jean Morrel spend as much time as possible doing?
(a) Being with their pets.
(b) Being with their son.
(c) Conversing with the invaders.
(d) Planning the future.

10. Why is Professor Sullivan sad in Chapter 13?
(a) He believes that he should be stowing away on the alien ship.
(b) He knows he will never see Jan Rodricks again.
(c) He realizes he will not be able to do any more research on the aliens.
(d) He believes that Jan Rodricks should stay on Earth.

11. What does Jeffrey Greggson dream about after his family has relocated to its new home?
(a) Other planets and solar systems.
(b) His parents.
(c) Girls.
(d) The invaders.

12. How does Karellen explain the invaders' motives for occupying Earth?
(a) To study humans and teach them the ways of the invaders.
(b) To remove humans from Earth, because Earth will ultimately be destroyed.
(c) To repopulate Earth with the invaders after humans are gone.
(d) To protect Earth, because it will serve a higher purpose.

13. What does Karellen decide to do as the end of civilization approaches?
(a) Destroy the world.
(b) Transport people from the Earth to a safe place.
(c) Enslave the world.
(d) Address the world.

14. Why is Karellen impressed with the whale display in Chapter 13?
(a) Because it is more easily transported than a real whale.
(b) Because it is eerily lifelike.
(c) Because a whale is evidence of evolution.
(d) There are no animals the size of a whale on Karellen's home planet.

15. What is causing grief to people all over the world?
(a) The loss of their children.
(b) The loss of their minds.
(c) The loss of their planet.
(d) The loss of their freedom.