2. What happens when Miss Brodie and Mr. Lowther are gone from school?
(a) Miss Brodie and Mr. Lowther become lovers
(b) Nothing, they are in different places
(c) They go to visit Mr. Lowther’s mother in London
(d) The Brodie set is disbanded

3. About what book does Sandy Stranger daydream?
(a) Gulliver’s Travels
(b) The Scarlet Letter
(c) Kidnapped
(d) Treasure Island

4. About whom does Sandy Stranger have a fantasy?
(a) Alan Breck
(b) Clark Gable
(c) Winston Churchhill
(d) Tarzan

5. What does Miss Brodie reveal to the set at dinner?
(a) She is moving
(b) She is retiring
(c) Another plot to get her to resign has been hatched
(d) She is getting married

6. Why have the girls of Brodie’s set stayed connected?
(a) Their parents are all friends
(b) They are all friends of Brodie’s
(c) They are all in the same class
(d) They all come from the same hometown

7. What did Jenny and Sandy do with Miss Brodie on Sunday while the rest of the set sketched in their art pads?
(a) Played a set of tennis
(b) Played music on the lawn
(c) Played nine holes of golf
(d) Had tea

8. What does Brodie say is the reason she teaches at Blaine?
(a) The school pays well
(b) She likes to feel she works as a leaven in the lump
(c) She is too old to move
(d) She likes to bother the other teachers

9. Before what event/holiday was Hugh killed?
(a) Armistice
(b) Thanksgiving
(c) Christmas
(d) Easter

10. Why are Sandy Stranger and her friend enjoying the tea on Sandy Stranger’s tenth birthday the most?
(a) The food is good
(b) They enjoy the taste of the orange spiced tea with cinnamon
(c) They feel very grown-up
(d) They are delighted to be left alone

11. What do the girls mean they say Miss Brodie has her prime?
(a) She has not been married
(b) She has not had sex
(c) Miss Brodie is an excellent teacher
(d) Miss Brodie is very young

12. With whom does Miss Brodie have an appointment at the end of Chapter 2?
(a) Her lawyer
(b) The headmistress
(c) Her brother
(d) Her banker

13. How does the person in question 74 enter into Sandy’s daydream fictions?
(a) As a very smart detective
(b) As the protagonist
(c) As an orphan
(d) As a villain

14. What is distinctive, physically, about Mr. Lloyd?
(a) He has only one arm
(b) He is six foot eight inches tall
(c) He is extremely fat
(d) He has a beard that almost reaches his belt

15. For what is Miss Jean Brodie most known?
(a) For being an Olympic athlete
(b) For being able to teach almost any subject
(c) For her father
(d) For teaching unconventional subjects