2. How did Ashton-Warner react after the "June incident"?
(a) She considered quitting.
(b) She quickly forgot about it.
(c) She could not sleep at night.
(d) She became sick.

3. What did Mere and June rub on their faces?
(a) Red chalk.
(b) Blue powder.
(c) Red paint.
(d) Yellow crayon.

4. How many "halves" did the girls' basketball team play?
(a) Three.
(b) Two.
(c) One.
(d) Four.

5. Which basketball player had a leg injury and could not play in the competition?
(a) Marion.
(b) Polly.
(c) Tatu.
(d) Della.

6. Which family's dog sometimes visited the class when Ashton-Warner was teaching?
(a) Tamati.
(b) Matawhero.
(c) Waiwini.
(d) Seven.

7. What author, quoted by Ashton-Warner, advocated hitting children as punishment?
(a) D.H. Lawrence.
(b) Charles Dickens.
(c) E.M. Forster.
(d) T.S. Eliot.

8. What is the Maori nickname for New Zealand?
(a) Land of the High Valleys.
(b) Land of the Long White Cloud.
(c) Land of the Beautiful Mountains.
(d) Land of the Green Mountains.

9. How much money had been lost in poker and beer by the parent of one student, in the section "Composition"?
(a) 84 pounds.
(b) 95 pounds.
(c) 100 pounds.
(d) 67 pounds.

10. What did the drawings depict in the Infant Reading Scheme that Ashton-Warner showed to Tremaine?
(a) Puki.
(b) Pa.
(c) Wellington.
(d) Ihaka.

11. When did "Remembering" take place?
(a) Five years later.
(b) Two years later.
(c) Six months later.
(d) A year after the events in the book.

12. Which author stated that "words have souls"?
(a) de Maupassant.
(b) de Maurier.
(c) Hugo.
(d) Camus.

13. According to Ashton-Warner, who provided the beer for the three-day party?
(a) White neighbors.
(b) The school.
(c) The police.
(d) Maori leaders.

14. What is a "pakeha"?
(a) A warrior.
(b) A chief.
(c) A white person.
(d) A child.

15. What part of speech did Ashton-Warner first teach her Maori students to read?
(a) Verbs
(b) Prepositions.
(c) Nouns.
(d) Pronouns.