2. How does Nat save Roper's life?
(a) Pulling him away from a deranged man with a knife.
(b) Giving him antibiotics for the plague.
(c) Using the Heimlich maneuver.
(d) Cutting a rope that Roper became entangled in.

3. Who falls through the trap door at the wrong time?
(a) Burbage.
(b) Johnson.
(c) Roper.
(d) Shakespeare.

4. Who is Rachel?
(a) Arby's daughter.
(b) Arby's assistant.
(c) Nat's sister.
(d) Nat's girlfriend.

5. What does Nat forbid any of the boys to see?
(a) Any other performances at the Globe.
(b) Some of the seamier sides of London.
(c) Nothing.
(d) Any plays that would be unfit for young boys.

6. What does Nurse Stevens do that calms Nat to sleep?
(a) Hums a 16th century lullaby.
(b) Sings a few lines from a Shakespeare play.
(c) Recites a few lines from A Midsummer Night's Dream.
(d) Gives him an sleeping pill.

7. Who does Arby kick out of the company?
(a) No one.
(b) A boy who plays a trick on Nat.
(c) A boy who is too young to be there.
(d) A boy who refuses to play the games.

8. What play is Shakespeare thinking of writing?
(a) As You Like It.
(b) The Tempest.
(c) Hamlet.
(d) All's Well that Ends Well.

9. Why does Nat not allow himself to cry?
(a) He's afraid he'll break down and not be able to stop.
(b) He thinks it is wrong for someone his age to cry.
(c) It reminds him of when his father died.
(d) He's afraid Roper will see him.

10. To where will the Company go after this location?
(a) New York.
(b) Cambridge.
(c) London.
(d) Paris.

11. What do Nat and Harry do during the afternoon performance?
(a) Help change the stage sets.
(b) Learn their lines.
(c) Sleep.
(d) Work the trapdoor.

12. How does Nat feel in this time period?
(a) As if he has lived in this time before.
(b) Comfortable.
(c) Confused.
(d) Like he does not belong.

13. What does Nat notice about Harry's speech?
(a) He does not know much of the vocabularly Harry uses.
(b) It sounds like a Southern accent from the United States.
(c) Harry has a lisp.
(d) The words are difficult to understand.

14. Of what does Nat dream?
(a) His parents.
(b) Flying high above Earth.
(c) His dead brother.
(d) His dead dog.

15. Why does Robert doubt Nat's ability?
(a) Because Nat slips on his first attempt.
(b) Because Nat is so short.
(c) Because Nat is so tall.
(d) Because Nat is merely a St. Paul's boy.