1. Why does the lieutenant like to think about the priest who is still living?
(a) He serves as an example the lieutenant can use to tell the children.
(b) He is awaiting execution and the lieutenant will get to hang him.
(c) He has disgraced the Church and the people have all turned against him.
(d) He is pleased most of all by this man, a living example to all of the weakness of faith.

2. What is the priests reaction when Maria tells him Brigetta was one of the children he saw in the village?
(a) He says he understands why she did not run to him.
(b) He says he thought he had seen her.
(c) He could not believe he did not recognize his own daughter.
(d) He says he is glad she has friends.

3. What did one former priest do about which the lieutenant likes to think?
(a) One priest conformed to the Governor's law, renounced his faith and married his housekeeper.
(b) He ran into a swamp and was eaten by crocodiles.
(c) He committed suicide rather than be killed by the police.
(d) He refused to exit a church that the lieutenant had set on fire.

4. What surprises the lieutenant as they talk inside the hut?
(a) That the priest has a daughter.
(b) That the priest is a whiskey priest.
(c) That the priest has decided to be a martyr.
(d) That the priest offers him a large bribe to let him go.

5. What does the priest hope to find in Carmen?
(a) He needs a replacement Bible for the one he left in Mr. Trench's house.
(b) He needs wine so he can say mass.
(c) He needs to find old family members who will help him.
(d) He needs some of the clothes he left behind.