1. What does Antonia say about a lie?
(a) That once a lie gets going, it keeps going until you believe it yourself.
(b) That once told, a lie can never be repeated.
(c) That a lie can make you feel better.
(d) That a lie will destroy you.

2. What fruit does Jazz tell Antonia she looks like after their lesson?
(a) A prune.
(b) A tomato.
(c) A lemon.
(d) A raisin.

3. When Antonia hands in her homework to her math teacher, why is she embarrassed?
(a) Antonia is embarrassed because she had to write her homework on newspaper.
(b) Antonia is embarrassed because she did the wrong problems.
(c) Antonia is embarrassed because her math homework is messy and covered with erasure marks.
(d) Antonia is embarrassed because her youngest brother spilled cereal on it.

4. Antonia tells Jazz that if the money really does not matter, Jazz can give it to Antonia when she wins. What would Antonia do with it?
(a) Antonia would use it to buy her brothers new bicycles.
(b) Antonia would use it to buy a new wardrobe.
(c) Antonia would use it to buy her mother some flowers.
(d) Antonia would use it to paint their house so it does not look run down.

5. What does Jazz think about Antonia's brothers?
(a) Jazz thinks Antonia's brothers are mean and spiteful.
(b) Jazz thinks Antonia's brothers are cissies.
(c) Jazz thinks Antonia's brothers are talented artists.
(d) Jazz thinks Antonia's brothers are sweet and fun to be around.