2. How does Nat perceive the Queen's way of talking?
(a) As disjointed.
(b) As thoughtless.
(c) As condescending.
(d) As flirtatious.

3. Why do Gil and Rachel believe Nat's tale about his trip to an earlier time?
(a) The sonnet Nat has that is penned in Shakespeare's own hand.
(b) The details Nat supplies and the green leaf.
(c) The coin Nat has.
(d) They do not believe him.

4. What does Nat compare when he is able to go back to rehearsals?
(a) The Globe of the two time periods.
(b) Shakespeare's lines then versus now.
(c) Each person and their possible counterpart.
(d) Nothing; there is no comparison.

5. Who/What will be at the theater if the Queen is in attendance?
(a) Nothing different from usual.
(b) Special seating.
(c) Special foods.
(d) Soldiers.

6. Of what acting group did the earlier Nat Field join?
(a) The Blackfriar's Boys.
(b) The Queen's Troupe.
(c) Lord Chamberlain's Men.
(d) The Lord of Essex's Company Players.

7. Why does Arby say Shakespeare was sad?
(a) Because the Queen never trusts him.
(b) At the loss of Nat after losing Hammet.
(c) Nat Field never returned to Shakespeare's Company.
(d) Because Burbage betrays him.

8. What does Nick Tooley ask Nat about Nat's aunt?
(a) If she is his dad's sister.
(b) If she is married.
(c) If she is an actor.
(d) If she is a wise woman.

9. Where is Nat in Chapter 17?
(a) In Guy's Hospital, 1999.
(b) In Stratford on Avon, 1599.
(c) In the Globe Theater, 1989.
(d) In Guy's Hospital, 1989.

10. How did it work that the two Nats were not discovered as being the wrong boys?
(a) Nat has no idea how he was not discovered.
(b) In the process of the swap, the powers that made the swap changed their looks.
(c) They were both isolated from their regular contacts.
(d) The boys were basically identical.

11. What particularly disgusts Nat about the Queen?
(a) Her body odor.
(b) Her rotten teeth.
(c) Her mean remarks.
(d) Her enjoyment of obvious flattery.

12. What does Nat remember from his history lesson about the Earl of Essex?
(a) The Earl adopted a son from the theater.
(b) The Earl died of the plague.
(c) Nothing.
(d) The Queen had the Earl executed.

13. Upon whose behalf does Burbage plead mercy?
(a) A muderer.
(b) A political rival.
(c) A drunk.
(d) A pickpocket.

14. When do they think Nat will be released from the hospital?
(a) There is no telling.
(b) The next day after Jennifer arrives.
(c) In a few days.
(d) Several weeks.

15. With what does Burbage paint Nat's body?
(a) Red paint to represent the devil.
(b) Egg whites so Nat glimmers.
(c) Green leaves.
(d) A symbol of the actor's guild.