2. In Chapter 10, what does the Prince call Tulip when they argue over who told her the cat's name?
(a) Ninny.
(b) Simpleton.
(c) Nincompoop.
(d) Featherhead.

3. In Chapter 8, with whom did Princess Morningstar dine the evening before?
(a) Meastro and the Prince.
(b) Maestro.
(c) Maestro, the Prince, and Gaston.
(d) Gaston.

4. What petals does Tulip follow when she removes a blindfold in Chapter 11?
(a) Orchid.
(b) Delphinium.
(c) Daisy.
(d) Rose.

5. What word is used to describe Maestro?
(a) Eccentric.
(b) Outlandish.
(c) Bizarre.
(d) Whacky.

6. At the beginning of Chapter 12, who greets the Prince and Tulip at the door?
(a) Mrs. Potts.
(b) Cogsworth.
(c) Christian.
(d) Lumiere.

7. From how many kingdoms is it said that girls are attending the ball in Chapter 6?
(a) 8.
(b) 3.
(c) 10.
(d) 6.

8. Where is the Beast's castle located in his kingdom?
(a) On a large river.
(b) In the center of a lake.
(c) Highest mountain.
(d) Beautiful valley.

9. When the light changes in Chapter 2, what statue does the Beast see?
(a) A gray statue that is leering at him.
(b) A red statue that glares at him.
(c) A white statue with a passive expression.
(d) A black statue that gapes at him.

10. In Chapter 7, how does the Prince describe Princess Morningstar's nanny?
(a) Dapper.
(b) A withered crone.
(c) A little apple doll.
(d) Vibrant.

11. In Chapter 8, what does Tulip eat and drink as she waits for the Prince to speak?
(a) Milk and cinnamon buns.
(b) Milk and crumpets.
(c) Tea and porridge.
(d) Tea and a scone.

12. What does the Prince hunt that he has stuffed and mounted on the tavern wall?
(a) Elk and bear.
(b) Elk and antelope.
(c) Deer and moose.
(d) Cougar and bear.

13. In Chapter 9, what word does Lumiere use when he welcomes Tulip to the castle?
(a) Buona giornata.
(b) Guten tag.
(c) Bonjour.
(d) Bom dia.

14. What is the Maestro wearing when he arrives in Chapter 7?
(a) Velvet and lace.
(b) Silks and satins.
(c) Leather.
(d) Cashmere.

15. Where does Gaston say that Circe is from?
(a) A family of goat herders.
(b) A family of dairy farmers.
(c) A poor farming family.
(d) A poor blacksmith's family.