2. When David goes on a picnic with the Catanzes who did he meet?
(a) His classmates.
(b) Hundreds of other foster children who used to call the Catanzes home.
(c) No one, David never went on a picnic with The Catanzes.
(d) His family.

3. What does Roevra bring David on her visit to the Catanzes'?
(a) A bicycle.
(b) Clothes.
(c) Money.
(d) Toys.

4. In foster care, who is David not allowed to have contact with?
(a) The other foster children.
(b) His family.
(c) Aunt Mary.
(d) Ms. Gold.

5. Who alerted authorities that David was being abused?
(a) Ms. Gold.
(b) John.
(c) Mr. Zeigler.
(d) His father.

6. What does his mother make the boy do in order to prove he didn't steal any food?
(a) Sit on the steps.
(b) Take laxatives.
(c) Throw up.
(d) Stand in the corner.

7. What did David continue to believe despite what everyone told him?
(a) That he was good and deserved more gifts.
(b) That he was bad and deserved punishment.
(c) That he was happy and his lies worked.
(d) That Ms. Gold didn't care about him.

8. What did David feel like towards his family as he rode to his trial?
(a) A hero.
(b) A traitor.
(c) A fool.
(d) A liar.

9. At his trial David wrote a note. To whom did he give the note?
(a) Aunt Mary
(b) His mother.
(c) Ms. Gold.
(d) The judge.

10. Who catches the boy stealing and calls the police?
(a) Father.
(b) Mother.
(c) Mark.
(d) Russell.

11. Ms. Gold tells David that if he doesn't tell the truth, he will have to go back and live with his mother. What somber response does David give her?
(a) David tells her to mind her own business.
(b) David tells her that no one can prevent that anyway.
(c) David tells her it's okay. He wants to go home.
(d) David tells her his mother is abusing his brothers.

12. Why doesn't David want Ms. Gold to tell the court about his abuse?
(a) She was the one abusing him.
(b) He's afraid his mother will hurt him.
(c) He told her lies.
(d) She told him she was going to lie.

13. Who tells the boy "It hasn't the guts to go?"
(a) Father.
(b) Brother.
(c) Mother.
(d) Sister.

14. When David is at the hospital, the doctor puts cream on David's arms and tells him it's "too late to cover them." Why would the doctor tell David that?
(a) The injuries are not new and have already left scars.
(b) The injuries required stitches and could not be covered.
(c) The injuries are new.
(d) The injuries aren't severe enough to cover.

15. What does David tell Ms. Gold after his mother's visit to Aunt Mary's?
(a) David tells Ms. Gold that he wants to ride his bike.
(b) David tells Ms. Gold that his mother abuses him.
(c) David tells Ms. Gold that he wants to return home.
(d) David tells Ms. Gold that he made everything up.