2. What did Johannes teach David about saying thank you?
(a) He taught him to thank only those he disliked.
(b) He taught him to thank only those he liked.
(c) He taught him never to thank anyone for anything.
(d) He taught him always to say thank you.

3. What does David fear is in the bundle left by the man?
(a) A snake.
(b) A bullet.
(c) A bomb.
(d) A gun.

4. Who serves the family dinner?
(a) The children's' mother.
(b) Servants.
(c) The children's' father.
(d) The children.

5. Why is David so enthralled by dinner?
(a) He has never had porridge before.
(b) He has never used a fork before.
(c) He has never used a knife before.
(d) He has never eaten a meal outside the camp.

6. Why does the woman not want her husband to give David money?
(a) She thinks he will be offended.
(b) She thinks he will steal it.
(c) She thinks he will spend it foolishly.
(d) She thinks he will want more.

7. What does David ask the man for, reluctantly?
(a) A compass.
(b) Water.
(c) A piece of soap.
(d) A piece of bread.

8. What did Johannes tell David about greedy people?
(a) They are happy.
(b) They are cruel.
(c) They can never be happy.
(d) They are lost.

9. Why does David think Angelo is stupid?
(a) He is unintelligent.
(b) He is without a wife.
(c) He is marrying for money.
(d) He cannot think for himself.

10. What does David help the man find, that he has lost at the side of the road?
(a) Glasses.
(b) His flask.
(c) His wallet.
(d) A tire.

11. What does David decide to do at the beginning of Chapter Three, in terms of travel?
(a) He decides to change direction.
(b) He decides to travel at night.
(c) He decides to travel during the day.
(d) He decides to stop traveling.

12. What does the man say David will find by the tree?
(a) A jeep.
(b) Water and a map.
(c) A map and a compass.
(d) A compass and water.

13. What is the problem with the car that stalls near David as he lay in the ditch?
(a) The car is out of coolant.
(b) The car has a flat tire.
(c) The car is out of gas.
(d) The car is out of power steering fluid.

14. What does David hear that makes him think of how a balloon must feel?
(a) The tide.
(b) Wind.
(c) Music.
(d) A high pitched siren.

15. What does David believe about countries with kings?
(a) They are dangerous.
(b) They are neutral.
(c) They are free.
(d) They are occupied.