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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Why does the King think Anna has centered all her lessons around one thing?
(a) She misses England.
(b) She is a spy.
(c) She has news from home.
(d) She wants a house.

2. Why does the King demand Anna sit when she comes to talk to him following their fight in the schoolroom?
(a) Nobody's head should be higher than his.
(b) It is a token of honor.
(c) That is his way of apologizing.
(d) He is mad at her.

3. Who finds letters sent to Britain about the King?
(a) The English Sea Captain.
(b) Lady Thiang.
(c) The Kralahome.
(d) Siamese agents.

4. The Crown Prince is worried about what?
(a) Not knowing everything.
(b) Failing as a king.
(c) Learning false truths.
(d) Not learning enough.

5. What is the name of Anna's son?
(a) Louis.
(b) Thomas.
(c) Henry.
(d) Ryan.

Short Answer Questions

1. The King says he wants his Kingdom to be more _______.

2. What does the King offer Anna in response to her threat?

3. What does Lady Thiang call Anna?

4. The King tells Anna to talk to whom when he leaves her after she demands a separate house?

5. Anna tells the children the world is what?

Short Essay Questions

1. What warnings does the Captain give Anna before she gets to Siam?

2. What does Lady Thiang say and realize after Anna agrees to talk to the King about Britain?

3. The schoolroom is used for what purpose during the preparations for the feast?

4. What does Sir Ramsay say after the feast and play?

5. Who has been assigned to help Anna teach, and what do they get in return?

6. What does the King want to add to the ball for entertainment?

7. Who performs Tuptim's play for the British Ambassador?

8. How does the audience respond to Tuptim's play?

9. Why does the King think Anna has chosen the theme for her first few lessons?

10. What is the first song the children sing together?

(see the answer keys)

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