2. Who does the narrator admire?
(a) Those who take advantage of what they have at home.
(b) The characters of boys.
(c) People who travel all over the world.
(d) The British citizens.

3. Who is staying with Tom at the roadside inn?
(a) His brother.
(b) His father.
(c) His mother.
(d) His uncle.

4. How does Tom feel about helping Diggs?
(a) He feels obligated to help him.
(b) He is proud of himself for having done the right thing.
(c) He regrets helping Diggs.
(d) He wishes he did not have to help him.

5. What does Tom ask East regarding Brooke?
(a) If Brooke is good at playing football.
(b) If Brooke is mean.
(c) If Brooke will let Tom play in the game.
(d) If Brooke is the team captain.

6. What are the two students doing to the coach?
(a) Running alongside it.
(b) Trying to stop it.
(c) Teasing the horses pulling it.
(d) Throwing rocks at it.

7. Although the boys are frightened, what do they do to Flashman?
(a) Flashman is tied up and dangled near the fire.
(b) They taunt him.
(c) Flashman is quickly overwhelmed by the younger, faster, more agile boys.
(d) They report him to the Doctor.

8. Why does Tom not pay much attention to the first church service?
(a) He is too curious about the church and his fellow students.
(b) He is absorbed at looking at al the beautiful architectural details on the church.
(c) The sermon is really boring.
(d) He is too busy talking to East.

9. How is the relationship between Squire Brown and Tom?
(a) Awkward.
(b) A gruff intimacy.
(c) Unhealthy.
(d) Distant.

10. What does Old Brooke do at the end of the singing?
(a) He stands up and leaves.
(b) He stands up and gives a speech.
(c) He reprimands the younger boys.
(d) He argues with East.

11. What does the Doctor's sermon encourage?
(a) The boys to pray every night.
(b) The boys to live for their education here at Rugby.
(c) The boys to live life well, rather than let it pass by them.
(d) To follow all his instructions.

12. How does Tom watch the combat?
(a) With fear.
(b) With anxiety.
(c) With a sense of boredom.
(d) With excitement.

13. 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.

14. Why is there a shift?
(a) The author is being creative.
(b) The author is trying to confuse the reader.
(c) The author intends to give the reader a more immediate sense of Tom's experience.
(d) The author is trying to make the story more exciting.

15. Who tells Tom stories about the wild misbehavior of the other Rugby boys he had met?
(a) The coachman.
(b) His father.
(c) The boys he meets at school.
(d) The owner of the roadside inn.