1. This novel tells the story of a rambunctious young student. Where is he located?
(a) An Australian prep school in the early 1900s.
(b) A public school in the Bronx in the mi-1970s.
(c) An American all-boys school in the early 1800s.
(d) A traditional English all-boys school in the mid-1800s.

2. How is the narration different from chapters one through three?
(a) It is in first person present tense in chapter four, rather than first person past tense.
(b) It is in third person in chapter four, rather than first person.
(c) It is in second person in chapter four, rather than third person.
(d) It is in first in chapter four, rather than third person.

3. What does East warn Tom?
(a) School starts early in the morning.
(b) The curriculum at Rugby is very difficult.
(c) Flashman and some of the older boys will come looking for them to play the game of tossing them in a blanket.
(d) Flashman will want Tom as a friend.

4. Why is East so confident in his knowledge and his worth, even though he has only been at Rugby for six months?
(a) He is older than most students in his grade.
(b) He can see Tom is unsure of himself.
(c) He has been enrolled in public school before.
(d) By simply being at Rugby.

5. What are the excellent qualities of the Brown family?
(a) Strength, courage, and determination.
(b) Wealth, prosperity, and strength.
(c) Kindness, love, and modesty.
(d) Faith, hope, and charity.