2. Where does Yolanda go on the bus?
(a) To see a friend.
(b) To Shirley's house.
(c) To buy Andrew a harmonica.
(d) To visit her father.

3. What does Vic ask Andrew to play on Andrew's harmonica?
(a) A gospel tune.
(b) "Old MacDonald."
(c) "Battle Hymn of the Republic."
(d) Some jazz.

4. What does Yolanda realize when she reads the word definition?
(a) She is actually quite grown-up and infantile does not describe her.
(b) She is intelligent, but not exceptional.
(c) The word is an insult to others but not her.
(d) She is not the true genius in the family.

5. What is in an illustration that gives Andrew no motivation?
(a) A dog swimming with a white boy.
(b) The depiction of two white kids.
(c) A white girl walking with a parasol.
(d) Washington crossing the Delaware.

6. For what is Andrew scolded?
(a) Returning Yolanda's pencils unsharpened.
(b) Sleeping in class.
(c) Leaving his harmonica out during a lesson.
(d) Not cleaning his flute properly.

7. How is the cake when Yolanda arrives back home?
(a) Flat.
(b) Beautiful.
(c) Burnt to a crisp.
(d) Not quite done.

8. What makes Yolanda feel better when she is thinking about her old home?
(a) The lake near her house.
(b) Andrew playing his instruments.
(c) Going down to where musicians jam in the park.
(d) Having her own room.

9. About what does Andrew dream?
(a) Burying his harmonica.
(b) Giving his second-best harmonica away.
(c) Get revenge against Romulus Foster.
(d) Hitting Chimp over and over.

10. Why does Yolanda look up the word?
(a) To have a comment to Andrew.
(b) To figure out if she really is one.
(c) To have a smart rejoinder for the boy the next day.
(d) To compliment her mother with something nice.

11. What does Yolanda tell Shirley to test?
(a) Yolanda's vocabulary size.
(b) The cake to see if it is done.
(c) Anyone who comes to the door and wants in.
(d) The softness of the couch.

12. How does Yolanda's mother's pestering figure into Yolanda getting to do something she likes to do?
(a) She'll clean her room for company and then bake a cake for her friend.
(b) She'll use the excuse of making friends to bake a cake for her friend.
(c) She'll stop reading if she can bake a cake.
(d) She'll offer to learn how to make a dinner meal if she can bake a cake for the dessert.

13. What does Yolanda take Shirley through with painstaking detail?
(a) The steps in making a cake.
(b) The steps in the double-dutch form.
(c) The way to make a poster presentation.
(d) The steps in creating a rubric.

14. Who is Willie Meredith?
(a) The janitor who brings the gun to school.
(b) The principal who is dead.
(c) A student who is shot dead.
(d) The janitor who is dead.

15. What is failing to hold Andrew's interest?
(a) Learning to read music.
(b) Learning to read English.
(c) His mother's recitation of his father's traits.
(d) His friend's toy soldiers.