3. How is the river in Tuptim's play crossed?
(a) She swings across it on a vine.
(b) She builds a bridge.
(c) She swims across it.
(d) She walks across it.

4. Who is most afraid of the King's dying?
(a) Louis.
(b) Anna.
(c) The Crown Prince.
(d) Lady Thiang.

5. What does Anna do after reading the document from the King?
(a) Writes back to him.
(b) Rips it up.
(c) Runs out of the room.
(d) Cries on her bed.

6. How does the audience feel about the play?
(a) They are confused.
(b) They are saddened.
(c) They love it.
(d) They are impressed.

7. Who is with Anna when she enters the room prior to leaving?
(a) Ramsay.
(b) Louis.
(c) Tuptim.
(d) Lun Tha.

8. What does Ramsay say is his favorite part of the evening?
(a) The bows to the King.
(b) The play.
(c) The dinner.
(d) The ball.

9. Where is Tuptim presented before the King?
(a) The theater.
(b) The dining hall.
(c) The study.
(d) The ballroom.

10. The schoolroom functions as what during the feast preparations?
(a) Prop room.
(b) Classroom.
(c) Dressing room.
(d) Stage.

11. What do the women of the palace refuse to wear with their new clothing?
(a) Gloves.
(b) Stockings.
(c) Underwear.
(d) Veils.

12. The women wearing makeup hope to look like what?
(a) Siamese.
(b) Europeans.
(c) Asian.
(d) Egyptian.

13. What is the first name of the enemy in Tuptim's play?
(a) Simon.
(b) Samuel.
(c) Sampson.
(d) Stephen.

14. Which of the following does NOT confuse the women in the palace about their clothing?
(a) The colors.
(b) The excessive material.
(c) The hoops.
(d) The coverage.

15. What does Anna tell the King is an important facet in personality?
(a) Warmth.
(b) Love.
(c) Compassion.
(d) Understanding.