1. What does the narrator believe has happened to her country?
(a) The narrator believes her country has sold out to whoever gets elected.
(b) The narrator believes her country has become more natural.
(c) The narrator believes her country has prepared itself for war.
(d) The narrator believes her country has kept its principles.

2. The men take turns taking footage of the wood they have chopped rather than letting the women film them because
(a) They are afraid the women will break the camera.
(b) They only want males to appear in the film.
(c) They do not want the women to know what they are filming.
(d) They can not wait for the women to finish their gardening.

3. David suggests Americans want the land because
(a) They can not settle the wilderness by themselves.
(b) They have used up all their fresh water and will have to move north.
(c) They have always wanted to own Canada too.
(d) They have run out of land for their factories.

4. What does the narrator feel is her first mistake during her visit to the store?
(a) She assumes the speak English, and they do not.
(b) She asks about the old priest, who is dead.
(c) She tries to speak French, but has a discernable accent.
(d) She asks for Canadian bacon, proving she is American.

5. The narrator compares Anna's cries to
(a) An animal's when caught in a trap.
(b) The sounds of the woodland animals.
(c) A cry for help from God.
(d) The cries of the heron.