2. Why does the shark keep moving?
(a) The shark will die otherwise.
(b) The shark will sink otherwise.
(c) The shark is getting its morning exercise.
(d) The shark is trying to make September dizzy.

3. What is September like when she reaches Mercurio?
(a) She is almost herself again.
(b) Tired.
(c) Almost like a mushroom.
(d) Almost tree like.

4. About what does September worry?
(a) Why no one else eats what she eats.
(b) What she can eat.
(c) How to get out of Fairyland.
(d) What will happen to her.

5. What does Nor explain?
(a) One can never regain the other half.
(b) One can easily regain the other half.
(c) Everyone on the island is half a person.
(d) One must agree to be halved to come on the island.

6. What does September dream?
(a) She is back at home.
(b) She is the Queen.
(c) She is at a tea party.
(d) She is ill and her mother is caring for her.

7. What shape does Queen Mallow's sword take?
(a) A circle.
(b) A thimble.
(c) A wedge.
(d) A needle.

8. How are Fairyland and the human world linked?
(a) By iron gears.
(b) By a pool of water.
(c) By a crystal tube.
(d) By silk filaments.

9. What does September think is the reason for her hair changing?
(a) She has no idea.
(b) She ate fairy food.
(c) She accepted the scepter.
(d) She accepted the shoes.

10. Whose nature does Dr. Fallow discuss?
(a) September.
(b) The Marquess.
(c) The spriggans.
(d) Autumn.

11. How does September bait the hook?
(a) With her blood.
(b) With a fly.
(c) With her hair.
(d) With a worm.

12. Of what is Mercurio constructed?
(a) Gum drops.
(b) Pick up sticks.
(c) Chocolate.
(d) Baked goods.

13. How is the gaol formed?
(a) Crystal formed in giant bubbles layer together.
(b) Out of gingerbread.
(c) By stacking sugar cubes.
(d) By chocolate blocks.

14. Where do September and the others find themselves when they awaken?
(a) In the dungeon of the castle.
(b) In the middle of a field of grass.
(c) In the middle of a field of wheat.
(d) On an island in a lake.

15. To whom does September apologize?
(a) No one.
(b) The fly.
(c) The worm.
(d) The fish.