3. What does Peter claim causes this new feeling among the villagers?
(a) The young people are changing because they are not being educated.
(b) The young people are changing because they are learning the white man's ways.
(c) The young people are changing because they are afraid of the white man's ways.
(d) The young people are changing because the tribes are intermarrying.

4. What happens when the vicar prays for help about the decayed vicarage?
(a) He receives a letter from the Bishop that same afternoon.
(b) He decides his faith is waning.
(c) Indians arrive to help him rebuild.
(d) He receives a loan from the church.

5. Mark Brian succeeds where the doctor failed to
(a) Pull Marta's tooth.
(b) Pull Ethel's tooth.
(c) Pull Peter's tooth.
(d) Pull Sam's tooth.

6. In Kwakwala, there is no word for
(a) Thank You.
(b) Please.
(c) Good morning.
(d) Goodbye.

7. What do Jim and Mark witness on the river?
(a) They witness a murder.
(b) They witness a lunar eclipse.
(c) They witness a run of salmon.
(d) They witness dolphins swimming to the ocean.

8. The female salmon they watch is too weak to fight
(a) The other femaile salmon.
(b) The bears that hunt her.
(c) The male salmon.
(d) The force of the stream.

9. In wintertime, how were the beliefs of the tribe relived?
(a) The beliefs were relived through ancient songs.
(b) The beliefs were relived through cave paintings.
(c) The beliefs were relived through sweat lodges.
(d) The beliefs were relived through dances.

10. The Bishop plans to
(a) Tell the young man his illness is psychological.
(b) Tell the young man about his illness eventually.
(c) Tell the young man to be grateful for his health.
(d) Tell the young man he does not have any illnesses.

11. Mark Brian believes the swimmer's fate is
(a) A disgrace.
(b) A triumph.
(c) A joke.
(d) A tragedy.

12. The vicar believes he will have to begin his work by
(a) Begging for what he needs.
(b) Outsmarting the Indians.
(c) Trading for what he needs.
(d) Rolling up his shirtsleeves.

13. Why does Caleb feel Mark should be sorry for the Indians?
(a) Because they are so uncivilized.
(b) Because they need salvation.
(c) Because they must endure his presence on their land.
(d) Because they must teach him everything.

14. Who did Constable Pearson bring with him to the village?
(a) His superior officer.
(b) His girlfriend.
(c) His mother.
(d) His best friend.

15. The doctor reveals the young man's illness to
(a) The Bishop.
(b) The constable.
(c) The Archbishop.
(d) The young ordinand.