2. How does the headmistress feel about Miss Brodie?
(a) She does not know her well
(b) She thinks she’s an amazing teacher
(c) She is indifferent to her
(d) She thinks Brodie’s relationship with the set is suspicious

3. For what was Mary Macgregor faulted when she was ten years old?
(a) For spilling wax on her new dress
(b) For kicking the boy next door
(c) For failing arithmetic
(d) For spilling ink

4. What does Miss Brodie say education is?
(a) Drawing out what is in a student
(b) Telling the student how to think
(c) Changing a student’s mind
(d) Imparting wisdom to young people

5. How many girls are in the Brodie set?
(a) Five
(b) Six
(c) Seven
(d) Four

6. What does/do the person(s) in question 78 think is going on with Rose?
(a) She is failing school
(b) Her parents have lost their money
(c) She is going through puberty
(d) She has lost her boyfriend

7. What does Monica Douglas see Miss Brodie doing?
(a) Fighting with Miss Hawthorne
(b) Kissing the art teacher
(c) Talking to Monica Douglas’ parents
(d) Going to the movies with her fiancé

8. For what is Mary Macgregor known?
(a) For being an artist
(b) For being a silent lump who gets blamed for everything
(c) For being very, very wealthy
(d) For being on the swimming team

9. What subject does Mr. Lowther teach?
(a) Gym
(b) Music
(c) History
(d) Math

10. In what year does Miss Brodie tell the set the story about Hugh?
(a) 1930
(b) 1928
(c) 1929
(d) 1031

11. What does Sandy name the person in question 73?
(a) Baily O’Riley
(b) Deborah Newburg
(c) Anne Grey
(d) Davy MacDonald

12. What do some members of the faculty think of Miss Brodie’s teaching style?
(a) It is too conservative
(b) It is very progressive
(c) It is boring
(d) It is very flamboyant

13. Where do the students and Miss Brodie go after their walk?
(a) To a coffee shop
(b) To the museum
(c) Back to the school
(d) To Miss Brodie’s for tea

14. What is the year in which Chapter 1 begins?
(a) 1931
(b) 1928
(c) 1926
(d) 1930

15. What does Sandy Stranger become when she grows up?
(a) A homemaker
(b) A nun
(c) A singer
(d) A school teacher