1. When the high-ranking soldiers for whom the band played has taken their leave, what is NOT a rule put in place by the remaining Khmer Rouge soldiers?
(a) Now no one is allowed to fall in love.
(b) Now no one can hunt for their own food.
(c) Now the band has to play at nighttime meetings so that all of the kids can learn the words to the songs.
(d) Now no one is allowed to speak to the soldiers for any reason.

2. How do Arn and his little brother Munny get in to see the American movie?
(a) They beg for money outside the theater.
(b) They borrow money from their older sister, Jorami.
(c) They sneak in through the back door exit.
(d) They hide behind the skirts of a large paying customer.

3. What does Arn say that convinces the new music teacher to make more of an effort to teach the children?
(a) Arn tells him that soon the band will become famous across the country if he does.
(b) Arn tells him that every child in the band will be killed if he does not.
(c) Arn tells him that he'll be killed if he does not.
(d) Arn tells him that the music is crucial to keeping up the morale of the field workers.

4. How does Arn cope with his feelings when the Khmer Rouge kitchen girl sexually molests him?
(a) He vows never to enter the kitchen again.
(b) He cries.
(c) He disassociates by going somewhere else in his mind.
(d) He lashes out and hits the kitchen girl.

5. The Khmer Rouge tell the band that they are going on a trip and everyone is expecting to be killed. Instead, what happens?
(a) They embark on a tour of the agricultural fields in order to entertain the workers.
(b) They are permitted to go the Thailand border to see if they can find their family members.
(c) They are put into the back of a truck and driven around for hours in order to disorient them.
(d) They go to a nearby village and are ordered to kill everyone living there.