2. Where is Maude's baby born?
(a) In the hospital at Perth.
(b) In the baby's father's house.
(c) At their camp south of Jigalong.
(d) In a hut in Jigalong.

3. What are the girls told they are not allowed to do at the school?
(a) Have lessons together.
(b) Worship their own gods.
(c) Speak their own language.
(d) Play games.

4. What is the usual breakfast?
(a) A glass of water flavored with sugar.
(b) Weevily porridge.
(c) Cold stew.
(d) Toast and jam.

5. What becomes a regular weekend event?
(a) A ritual dance.
(b) Pilgrimages into the Law.
(c) Hunting and gathering traditional foods.
(d) Telling stories of the ancestors around the communal fire.

6. How do Gracie and Daisy react when Molly tells them of her plan to escape?
(a) They are excited.
(b) They do not want to leave.
(c) They are frightened.
(d) They think she is joking.

7. Why was Jiigalong established?
(a) As a base for maintenance workers on the rabbit-proof fence.
(b) As a colony for new European settlers.
(c) As a settlement for Aborigines.
(d) As a school to teach Aboriginal children to speak English.

8. What was the common view of half-caste children at this time?
(a) That they were monsters.
(b) That they were more intelligent than other Aboriginal children.
(c) That they would not love their darker skinned families.
(d) That they were inferior to the 'pure whites' and 'pure blacks.'

9. Where do the girls spend the night before moving on?
(a) In a nearby Aborigine settlement.
(b) On the floor at the constable's house.
(c) In the car.
(d) Locked in the empty cells in the police station.

10. How old is Daisy?
(a) Sixteen.
(b) Six.
(c) Thirteen.
(d) Nine.

11. Who does Miss Campbell hand the girls over to when they reach the Moore River School?
(a) The caretaker.
(b) Martha Jones.
(c) Miss Evans.
(d) Polly Martin.

12. What excuse does Molly give so that the three of them can stay behind when the other girls head out for school?
(a) She says they have forgotten their school books, so they have to go back to their room to get them.
(b) She pretends to still be asleep.
(c) She says they need to empty the toilet bucket.
(d) She pretends that Daisy is sick.

13. How do Molly and Gracie's family express their sorrow when the girls are taken?
(a) Cut off all their hair.
(b) Refuse to eat.
(c) Take some of the white children in retaliation.
(d) Cut themselves with sharp objects.

14. When are the girls allowed sheets on their beds?
(a) The beds always have sheets.
(b) Only if they have been well behaved.
(c) Only on very cold nights.
(d) Only when special visitors come.

15. Why does Gracie leave the other two girls?
(a) She is sick of being bossed around by Molly and wants to continue on her own.
(b) To turn herself in to the authorities so that she can get some food.
(c) To get a train to the settlement where her mother lives.
(d) She is cold and wants to ask for blankets at a nearby farm.