1. What does the narrator do while Joe and David carry the canoe up to the cabin?
(a) She tells Anna to leave David.
(b) She dumps their luggage in the lake.
(c) She hides in the woods.
(d) She dumps all their film in the lake.

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

3. The next morning the narrator begins to feel
(a) Her powers are leaving her again.
(b) That she cannot stay on the island any longer.
(c) Her powers have changed and established new rules for her.
(d) Her parents have come into the cabin.

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

5. When the women discuss birth control, the narrator suggests
(a) That Joe and David did not care about the physical risks to the women.
(b) That sex without risk or consequences is unnatural.
(c) That women had no choice but to risk their health by taking the pill.
(d) That women had defied men by refusing to take the piill.