2. What do they show, to Ned's amazement?
(a) How to safe himself.
(b) How to use the handcuffs.
(c) How easy it is to alter the law.
(d) How to escape.

3. Why does Ben Gould ask to rent the Kelly's land at one quid a day?
(a) He is in love with Ellen.
(b) He needs a place to live.
(c) Until his cart is ready to go.
(d) He likes their property.

4. Who has a fiery nature, strong temper, and a difficult time dealing with Red Kelly, Ned's father?
(a) Ned's sister.
(b) Ned's mother.
(c) Ned's grandmother.
(d) Ned's aunt.

5. What does his mother give Ned to wear for when the police come to take him in?
(a) A scarf she has made him.
(b) A lucky charm.
(c) His sash from saving Dick Shelton.
(d) A rosary.

6. The book is written from whose point of view?
(a) Mary Kelly's.
(b) Ned Kelly's.
(c) Grace Kelly's.
(d) Red Kelly's.

7. Who is the school bully who hears a story about Ned's father and passes it around?
(a) Michael O'Connor.
(b) Red Kelly.
(c) Patchy Moran.
(d) Dick Shelton.

8. Who accidentally calls Harry by the name of Bill Frost?
(a) Ned.
(b) Jack.
(c) Ellen.
(d) R.R. Bean, the magistrate.

9. How do the cops and Cons Hall set a trap for Uncle Jimmy and Pat Quinn?
(a) They convince Ned to set it.
(b) The lure them in using Ned.
(c) They set it up at the jail.
(d) They get them to talk during the trial.

10. What does Mr. Edward Rogers, owner or the barroom, do for Ned and Wild?
(a) He has them both arrested.
(b) He helps them become friends.
(c) He calms the feud between them.
(d) He arranges for an official fight in a week.

11. Of what does Ellen Quinn decide the family should be taking advantage?
(a) The Duffy Land Act.
(b) The Embargo Act.
(c) The death of Red.
(d) The money from Dick Shelton's family.

12. Why does Ellen have the baby by herself on the table?
(a) Red is in the county lock up.
(b) She has a disease which is contagious.
(c) She does not want anyone near her.
(d) No one else is at home.

13. What does police officer Cons Flood make his life mission?
(a) To put criminals behind bars.
(b) To save Ned.
(c) Put Ned in prison as often as possible.
(d) To marry Annie.

14. How does Ned respond to the commissioner?
(a) He is ill.
(b) He is innocent and wants to be set free.
(c) He would like to fight man to man.
(d) He is guilty.

15. Although he is young, what does Ned quickly prove?
(a) He loves his family.
(b) He can work as hard as any man.
(c) He is a better man than his father ever was.
(d) He is good with horses.