2. What makes Tengo hesitate when he arrives at school that day?
(a) He doesn't want to be on camera.
(b) He wonders if people are in the building.
(c) He doesn't feel well and wants to return home.
(d) He tries to decide which side he should choose.

3. What are the people Tengo finds at the school when he arrives doing?
(a) Shooting film for a newscast.
(b) Waiting for Tengo.
(c) Fighting a fire.
(d) Trying to squash a protest.

4. What does Dr. Miller offer to pay for Tengo?
(a) His school books.
(b) His meals.
(c) His dormitory fee.
(d) His clothing.

5. What does Tengo think when Joseph is gone so often from home?
(a) He is studying at the library.
(b) He is involved with student protests.
(c) He is spending time with his girlfriend.
(d) He is practicing soccer.

6. What is Claire's proposed occupation?
(a) Lawyer.
(b) Chef.
(c) Professor.
(d) Architect.

7. What does ANC stand for?
(a) Artists Never Compromise.
(b) African National Congress.
(c) African Nationalists Convention.
(d) African Naval Commission.

8. What does a soldier not allow Tengo to do?
(a) Stand with his friends.
(b) Leave the schoolyard.
(c) Enter the school building.
(d) Talk to his teacher.

9. What is the name of the group Tengo is asked to join?
(a) ANC.
(b) TVC.
(c) JLC.
(d) MMC.

10. Who is the Millers' daughter?
(a) Claire.
(b) Christine.
(c) Chloe.
(d) Celeste.

11. One day, Tengo arrives at school to find ______________________.
(a) Fire trucks.
(b) Military men.
(c) Frikkie and his uncle.
(d) A television crew.

12. Who takes Tengo to the train on the day of his departure?
(a) Frikkie's father.
(b) His mother.
(c) His father.
(d) The oubaas.

13. What is Tengo's first stop once he arrives in Johannesburg?
(a) The school.
(b) His dormitory.
(c) A cafe.
(d) Dr. Miller's house.

14. What do the Millers encourage Tengo to study in school?
(a) Art.
(b) Math.
(c) Biology.
(d) Geology.

15. Which of the following is NOT a reason Tengo considers continuing his education?
(a) He wants to get an education.
(b) He can date smart girls.
(c) He will do it abroad.
(d) He will do it for his country.