2. Why does Blumenfield listen to Sidney's opinions?
(a) Sidney is a theatre critic.
(b) Sidney has a lot of experience in the theatre.
(c) He believes Sidney represents the average theatre-goer.
(d) Blumenfield's employer forces him to.

3. What is characteristic of the man speaking to the crowd at Speakers' Corner?
(a) His limp.
(b) His beard.
(c) His lisp.
(d) His eye patch.

4. What show does Bingo agree to direct in Chapter 15?
(a) The school graduation ceremony.
(b) The Christmas pageant.
(c) A musical revue.
(d) The Easter pageant.

5. Who is the favorite to win the egg and spoon race?
(a) Sarah Mills.
(b) Agnes Flack.
(c) Sue Brown.
(d) Jane Peters.

6. What does Sidney call Cyril in Chapter 10?
(a) Bubble-bottom.
(b) Fish-face.
(c) Captain Cyril.
(d) Uncle.

7. In Chapter 13, what do Bertie's cousins invite him to the estate for?
(a) A surprise party.
(b) A golden opportunity.
(c) A once-in-a-lifetime event.
(d) An amazing show.

8. What prevents Bertie's chosen parson from preaching in Chapter 13?
(a) The flu.
(b) A migraine.
(c) Hay fever.
(d) Indigestion.

9. In Chapter 16, what do Claude and Eustace agree to do so that they aren't discovered to be in town?
(a) Only go out after dark.
(b) Go stay at their family's country home.
(c) Wear disguises.
(d) Travel together so they can better spot people they know.

10. What did Claude and Eustace pour on a junior dean?
(a) Tea.
(b) Chocolate syrup.
(c) Lemonade.
(d) Ink.

11. Who refuses to sing the refrain of the song in the show?
(a) Minister Filmer.
(b) Mrs. Tinkler-Moulke.
(c) Rev. Bingham.
(d) Squire Tressidder.

12. What has old Little recently recovered from?
(a) A broken leg.
(b) Pneumonia.
(c) Gout.
(d) Hay fever.

13. What was the former job of old Little's wife?
(a) Housekeeper.
(b) Shop girl.
(c) Waitress.
(d) Cook.

14. What is the name of the song that is inserted into the middle of Bingo's show?
(a) "Always Listen to Mother, Girls!"
(b) "Look for the Silver Lining".
(c) "All She'd Say Was 'Umh, Hum'".
(d) "Save a Little Dram for Me".

15. Who is Blumenfield?
(a) A newspaper critic.
(b) The play's patron.
(c) An out of work actor.
(d) Cyril's old school friend.