3. How does the person held responsible for the Crown Prince's new thoughts feel about this?
(a) She is happy.
(b) He is proud.
(c) She is ashamed.
(d) He is upset.

4. Who is with Anna when she enters the room prior to leaving?
(a) Tuptim.
(b) Ramsay.
(c) Lun Tha.
(d) Louis.

5. Where does Lady Thiang wait for Anna?
(a) Her room.
(b) The schoolroom.
(c) The dock.
(d) The garden.

6. What is the name of the baby in Tuptim's play?
(a) Emma.
(b) Essie.
(c) Eva.
(d) Ella.

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

8. What is the title of the enemy in Tuptim's play?
(a) President.
(b) Foreman.
(c) King.
(d) Duke.

9. What does Tuptim's lover sing to Tuptim before she performs her play?
(a) I Have Come.
(b) I Have Loved.
(c) I Have Dreamed.
(d) I Have Hoped.

10. Who performs Tuptim's play?
(a) Peasants from the street.
(b) The King's wives.
(c) The King's children.
(d) The royal singers and dancers.

11. What does Anna sing after she sees Tuptim and her lover together?
(a) We Meet Again.
(b) 'Til We Meet Again.
(c) Hello Young Lovers.
(d) Dangerous Love.

12. What does Anna call the behavior of Tuptim and her lover?
(a) Sweet.
(b) Loving.
(c) Dangerous.
(d) Wreckless.

13. The King is dying of what ailment?
(a) A venerial disease.
(b) A weak heart.
(c) Cancer.
(d) A fever.

14. To what song do Anna and the King dance?
(a) This Dance.
(b) I Could Have Danced All Night.
(c) Dancing Together.
(d) Shall We Dance.

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