2. What does Nurse Jenkins tell Nat?
(a) He will be leaving the hospital that day.
(b) He must stay in the hospital several more days.
(c) He went home and had a relapse and had to return.
(d) He must stay in the hospital another week.

3. What is Nat's impression of the Queen?
(a) She is cruel.
(b) She is not as beautiful as he expects.
(c) She is very short.
(d) She is incredibly beautiful.

4. What character will Nat play next summer with the Company of Boys?
(a) Hamlet.
(b) Puck.
(c) Lysander.
(d) Ariel.

5. What offer does Nat decline?
(a) To live with Shakespeare full time.
(b) To be a page in the Queen's court.
(c) To accompany Burbage to his country estate.
(d) To play Hamlet when Shakespeare finishes it.

6. What does Nat decide to immerse himself in instead of worrying?
(a) Rehearsing "A Midsummer Night's Dream".
(b) Finding a way to make Roper less hostile.
(c) Finding a way back to his own time.
(d) Learning all he can from Shakespeare.

7. What does Shakespeare say to keep a secret from the teachers at St. Paul's?
(a) Nat's ten shillings.
(b) That Nat declined an offer from the Queen.
(c) That Nat knows Shakespeare.
(d) That Nat's father is dead.

8. What part does Sam Gilbourne play?
(a) Demetrius.
(b) Hippolyta.
(c) Egeus.
(d) Lysander.

9. Where is Nat in the dream he has?
(a) He is with his mother before she died.
(b) He is a child playing with his father.
(c) He is in the tower with Burbage.
(d) He is back in Tudor England.

10. What do Nat and his Aunt Jen agree to do?
(a) Move to London.
(b) Return to the United States.
(c) Take a trip to Shakespeare's home.
(d) Talk more openly about Nat's father.

11. 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) They were both isolated from their regular contacts.
(c) In the process of the swap, the powers that made the swap changed their looks.
(d) The boys were basically identical.

12. What does Nat sleep with under his pillow?
(a) A drawing of the Queen.
(b) A translation of King Lear.
(c) Shakespeare's sonnet.
(d) His last tooth that fell out.

13. What fascinates everyone in the acting company?
(a) How Nat can suggest the right things to do for someone's illness.
(b) Nat saving Roper's life.
(c) Nat's acrobatic moves.
(d) Some of Nat's vocabulary.

14. How does Nat feel about Shakespeare when the man is on the stage?
(a) Nat thinks Shakespeare is not as good an actor as writer.
(b) Nat thinks Shakespeare is arrogant on the stage.
(c) In awe of Shakespeare.
(d) Nat thinks Shakespeare should just act and not write.

15. What does Harry say to Nat about Nat's reply to Nick's question?
(a) Nothing.
(b) A wise woman is a witch.
(c) A wise woman is a nun.
(d) A wise woman is burned at the stake if she is caught.