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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. The Crown Prince is worried about what?
(a) Not knowing everything.
(b) Not learning enough.
(c) Failing as a king.
(d) Learning false truths.
2. What is the King doing the first time he is on stage?
(a) Praying.
(b) Judging a trial.
(c) Dictating letters.
(d) Sleeping.
3. What does Anna say the King has done to her that no one ever has done previously?
(a) Dismissed her presence.
(b) Spoken to her in that manner.
(c) Ignored her wishes.
(d) Broken a promise.
4. Where does Anna sit while speaking with the King about the Queen of England?
(a) A throne.
(b) A child's chair.
(c) The floor.
(d) A desk.
5. Who comes into the classroom when the children are in an uproar?
(a) Lady Thiang.
(b) The Crown Prince.
(c) The Kralahome.
(d) The King.
Short Answer Questions
1. Lady Thiang compares the King to what in her song?
2. The letters to Britain are sent from where?
3. How long does Anna have to prepare the plan to impress the British Ambassador?
4. The King says his Crown Prince is a symbol of what?
5. What does the King do in the fourth scene when Anna reminds him of her promised home?
Short Essay Questions
1. Buddha given credit for what event(s) in Tuptim's play?
2. What does the King promise to Anna if the plan is successful?
3. What does the King do to get Anna to agree to stay and teach his children?
4. What is the central theme of all of Anna's first lessons?
5. What is the first song the children sing together?
6. How have Tuptim and Lun Tha been able to meet in secret?
7. The women in the palace sing about what subject while they are getting ready for the feast?
8. What does the King accuse Anna of being when she defends Tuptim?
9. Who performs Tuptim's play for the British Ambassador?
10. What does the King want to add to the ball for entertainment?
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