1. What occurs in the American movie that causes Arn and Munny to hide their faces in their shirts?
(a) A villain looking into the camera.
(b) Kissing.
(c) Bloody battle scenes.
(d) Displays of wealth like shiny new cars.

2. What instructions does Arn's sister give him when he is able to sneak out to see her in the night?
(a) She tells him to listen to Sombo and to practice the art of war continually so that he may stay alive.
(b) She tells him to run away and to meet her at the mountain camp where two of their other sisters are living.
(c) She tells him to ask Sombo if she can join their group as their new rice girl.
(d) She tells him not to be too brave and to hide from the bullets so she can see him again.

3. After the tragedy, Arn goes to see the Khmer Rouge soldier boy who has told Arn and the other Little Fish that they are not real soldiers. What does he do before he goes to see this boy?
(a) He borrows everyone's rifles and hangs them all across his body.
(b) He changes into an all-black uniform.
(c) He paints his face with blood.
(d) He puts on white shorts and takes off his shirt.

4. Who is in the picture that Arn hangs on his bedroom wall at the beginning of the novel?
(a) The Prince of Cambodia's daughter.
(b) The young U.S. President's widow, Jackie Kennedy.
(c) The first lady of the United States.
(d) His mother during her opera heyday.

5. What is Arn's solution for helping Siv remember not to hold the flag in front of Arn's face at the end of the dance?
(a) He threatens to break his flag.
(b) He offers to switch dancing roles with him.
(c) He explains to Siv that he's ruining the dance and reducing Arn's chances at fame.
(d) He steals some rice for him.