2. What kind of learners are people incarcerated in the penal system?
(a) Abstract learners
(b) Fun learners
(c) Kinesthetic learners
(d) Visual learners

3. What does Temple write her master's thesis on?
(a) The design of slaughter houses
(b) The design of cattle chutes
(c) The autistic mind
(d) Squeeze machines

4. What does Temple call the experience of walking through the door?
(a) Groovy
(b) Loopy
(c) Fun
(d) Cool

5. Where does Temple have to put the cattle?
(a) A slaughterhouse
(b) A garden
(c) A chute
(d) A roof

6. What is the name of Temple's imaginary friend?
(a) Alfred
(b) William
(c) Harry
(d) Davis

7. What kind of school does Temple attend in this chapter?
(a) Special school
(b) Alternative school
(c) High school
(d) Boarding school

8. Which test does Temple say she scores low marks on?
(a) The Woodcock Johnson test
(b) The Detroit Test of Learning Aptitude
(c) The Hiskey Nebraska Spatial Reasoning Test
(d) The Oral Directions Subyest

9. Which of the following is a school that encourages Kinesthetic learning?
(a) Oxford Learning schools
(b) Montessori and Waldorf schools
(c) George Washington schools
(d) Roget and Johnson schools

10. What does a person release when he/she is touched?
(a) Calophins
(b) Endorphins
(c) Serotin
(d) Testosterone

11. Which of the following tests does Temple do well at?
(a) The Oral Directions Sub test
(b) The Hiskey Nebraska Spatial Reasoning test
(c) The Woodcock-Johnson Test
(d) The Detroit Tests of Learning Aptitude

12. When does Temple say her nerve attacks stop?
(a) In the morning
(b) During lessons
(c) At lunch
(d) At night

13. What does the minister say is behind the door?
(a) The Garden of Eden
(b) Peace and happiness
(c) The afterworld
(d) The fires of Hell

14. What does Miss Downey take away from Temple to help her to behave?
(a) Golf
(b) Horseback riding
(c) Wood work classes
(d) Feeding the animals

15. What door does Temple walk in and out of ten times?
(a) The trap door
(b) The wooden door
(c) The sliding door
(d) The rotating door