4. In the document he has written to her, the King thanks Anna for what ?
(a) Her friendship.
(b) Her stubborness.
(c) Her understanding.
(d) Her morals.

5. Credit is given to whom for the main character in Tuptim's play having crossed the river?
(a) Buddha.
(b) Emma.
(c) God.
(d) Lincoln.

6. What does Ramsay say is his favorite part of the evening?
(a) The ball.
(b) The play.
(c) The dinner.
(d) The bows to the King.

7. What does Anna do when the King dies?
(a) Kisses his lips.
(b) Kisses his hand.
(c) Puts her ring on his finger.
(d) Puts a piece of lace in his pocket.

8. What functions as a dressing room during the feast preparations?
(a) Anna's apartment.
(b) The schoolroom.
(c) The King's study.
(d) The church hall.

9. The schoolroom functions as what during the feast preparations?
(a) Stage.
(b) Prop room.
(c) Dressing room.
(d) Classroom.

10. What is the first law the Crown Prince says he will abolish when he is King?
(a) Bowing to the King.
(b) Having multiple wives.
(c) Killing runaway slaves.
(d) Praying to Buddha.

11. Why do the children not want Anna to leave?
(a) They love her.
(b) They want her to be their mother.
(c) They like learning.
(d) They are bored without her.

12. Who applies the makeup for the women in the palace?
(a) Makeup artists.
(b) Lady Thiang.
(c) Anna.
(d) Tuptim.

13. What does Lady Thiang beg of Anna before she leaves the palace for good?
(a) That she motivate the Crown Prince.
(b) That she bid farewell to the children.
(c) That she speak to the king.
(d) That she leave the books.

14. Who announces that the King is dying?
(a) The Crown Prince.
(b) Lady Thiang.
(c) The Kralahome.
(d) The King.

15. Why is Tuptim stripped when she is brought before the King?
(a) To be whipped.
(b) As a symbolic stripping of her title.
(c) As a sign of her dismissal from the palace.
(d) To humiliate her.