1. What is Captain Orlov's reaction to Chief Chowig's refusal of one chest as payment?
(a) He tells Chief Chowig there are more chests on the ship just like the one on the sand.
(b) He has the six chests brought to the beach after the ship is fully loaded.
(c) He sets sail while the sun is still high.
(d) He instructs his men not to use knives and spears.

2. Who greets the large Russian man after he says that he comes in peace?
(a) Ghalas-at
(b) Won-a-pa-lei
(c) Chief Chowig
(d) Roma

3. Why does Chief Chowig advise the people not to visit the Aleut's camp?
(a) He warns them that the Aleuts carry disease.
(b) He says that the Aleuts might kidnap women and children.
(c) He tells them that the Aleuts have powerful, evil magic.
(d) He says that the Aleut's ways and language are not their ways

4. How do the men of the village of Ghalas-at prepare for the coming ship?
(a) They run down to greet the ship, carrying goods to trade with the crew members.
(b) They arm themselves, running to the shore to drive away the intruders.
(c) They carry their weapons down to the shore. Half the men stand at the edge of the water and half hide in the rocks ready to attack if necessary.
(d) They all hide among the stones, afraid of the unwanted intruders.

5. How do the Ghalas-at tribesmen prepare for the confrontation with Captain Orlov?
(a) They carry only small knives as weapons.
(b) They leave their place at the foot of the trail, moving forward, waiting, and watching Chief Chowig.
(c) They trust Captain Orlov will keep the agreement, so they carry no weapons.
(d) They leave all weapons in the village when they go to see the ship set sail.