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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How does David determine which direction he is heading?
(a) By the position of the moon.
(b) By the position of the sun.
(c) By the signs.
(d) By moss on trees.

2. What feature does David want to see most about himself?
(a) His nose.
(b) His ears.
(c) His mouth.
(d) His eyes.

3. What does David see on the third evening that he wants to care for?
(a) A kitten.
(b) A puppy.
(c) A lamb.
(d) A baby.

4. Where does David go when he arrives at the dock?
(a) On a bus.
(b) On a train.
(c) Into the belly of a ship.
(d) On a rowboat.

5. What does David do that helps him not burn when he saves the girl?
(a) He goes through the wall of the shed that isn't burning.
(b) He goes into the building naked.
(c) He gets his clothing wet first.
(d) He rubs himself with oil.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does the substance in the bottle turn out to be?

2. What does David hear as he walks along the side of the road?

3. What does David's decision to cross the road show?

4. What vehicle does David smuggle himself into in this chapter that helps him reach his destination?

5. What does David do to rid himself of the bad feelings the boy causes?

Short Essay Questions

1. Explain how David comes to the home of Giovanni.

2. Describe how David saves Maria from the fire.

3. Describe David's reaction to his bedroom, when he awakens the first time.

4. Describe David's response to his new surroundings, and why they are so powerful.

5. Explain why David doesn't believe he would be good at playing.

6. Why do the people in town eventually wish to catch David?

7. Describe David's first meal with the family.

8. Explain the scene between David and the couple who are out of gas. Why are they suspicious, and how does David disarm them?

9. Explain how David comes to choose a God, and why.

10. Explain why David thinks Angelo is stupid.

(see the answer keys)

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