4. Anna says the people of the palace should dress in what style while the British Ambassador is in Siam?
(a) European.
(b) American.
(c) Asian.
(d) Siamese.

5. In her song about him, Lady Thiang says the King is set apart from others by what?
(a) His intelligent mind.
(b) His compassion.
(c) His tender heart.
(d) His stubborn nature.

6. What song does Lady Thiang sing when Anna agrees to speak to the King about Britain?
(a) The Leader Within.
(b) Something Wonderful.
(c) Friends in Strange Places.
(d) My Man of Might.

7. What startles Anna's son about the sight of the King's right-hand man?
(a) He smells bad.
(b) He has dark skin.
(c) He is covered in tattoos.
(d) He is almost naked.

8. Anna show the children what about England in the fourth scene?
(a) England is smaller than Siam.
(b) England is closer than they think.
(c) There are animals in England.
(d) It snows in England.

9. The Crown Prince asks about country?
(a) Norway.
(b) America.
(c) Japan.
(d) Ireland.

10. What does Anna call Siam when she is alone in her room?
(a) Ignorant.
(b) Hot.
(c) Old Fashioned.
(d) Barbaric.

11. Lady Thiang compares the King to what in her song?
(a) Birttish leaders.
(b) Any other man.
(c) Leaders.
(d) God.

12. The King says Anna's lessons all reference what?
(a) Home.
(b) Peace.
(c) England.
(d) War.

13. Why is the King emotionally wounded by what Anna has said in the classroom?
(a) No one ever speaks to him like that.
(b) He knows she is wrong.
(c) He is not given a chance to explain himself.
(d) She is correct.

14. Who speaks the most to Anna when the ship is boarded?
(a) The Prince.
(b) The interpreter.
(c) The head wife.
(d) The Kralahome.

15. The letters to Britain are sent from where?
(a) Korea.
(b) Japan.
(c) Singapore.
(d) Vietnam.