2. Why does Lord Hertford think Tom must be a prince?
(a) No one could have gotten into the palace.
(b) A street boy would never understand Latin.
(c) Lord Hertford's sister convinces him that Tom is a prince.
(d) An impostor would never claim to be an impostor.

3. What does Lord Hertford tell Henry about the Duke of Norfolk?
(a) He has been appointed as the prince's advisor.
(b) He is getting married.
(c) He is being sent to France.
(d) His execution has been approved.

4. Where does Tom's family live?
(a) On the dock.
(b) In the streets.
(c) In a seedy inn near the bridge.
(d) On a floor in a rundown house.

5. Where does the royal barge stop on the Thames?
(a) No where.
(b) At St. Christopher's Church.
(c) Barge Yard.
(d) At the palace.

6. What does Tom do that makes the people cheer?
(a) Pardons the Duke of Norfolk.
(b) Brings the Duke of Norfolk on the platform with him.
(c) Announces the Duke of Norfolk's marriage.
(d) Sends the Duke of Norfolk to France.

7. Why do Edward and Tom switch clothes?
(a) To see if they are the same size.
(b) To fool the palace guards.
(c) To see what it feels like to be the other one.
(d) So Tom can have nice clothes.

8. What does the messenger say when he arrives?
(a) The king is dead.
(b) The king is on his way.
(c) The prince is an impostor.
(d) Riots have broken out in Offal Court.

9. How does Edward do with Mrs. Canty's test?
(a) He seems to be Tom.
(b) She doesn't get a chance to test him.
(c) It seems to prove he is not Tom.
(d) He refuses the test.

10. What keeps Edward warm on his first night alone in the barn?
(a) A flock of chickens.
(b) A calf.
(c) A horse.
(d) A dog.

11. Where does Miles look for Edward?
(a) North Hamptom.
(b) Pullings.
(c) East London.
(d) Southwark.

12. What does Tom put into his pocket at dinner?
(a) Cheese.
(b) A sweet roll.
(c) Apples.
(d) Nuts.

13. During what time in history does this story take place?
(a) In 1748.
(b) The middle 1500's.
(c) The end of the 1600's.
(d) In 1627.

14. What does Tom do with the three criminals he sees?
(a) Has them executed.
(b) Has them imprisoned.
(c) Sets all three of them free.
(d) Tells them he will hear their case in a week.

15. Who stands around Tom while he eats?
(a) Guards.
(b) The kitchen staff.
(c) Courtiers.
(d) Waiters.