2. What does Ben suggest that Collin do to show thanks to the garden and its magic?
(a) Write his father.
(b) Say the Lord's prayer.
(c) Go to church.
(d) Sing the Doxology.

3. What did Ben do after Mr. Craven ordered the garden be shut up?
(a) He continued to climb over the wall and tend the garden.
(b) He plead with Mr. Craven to allow him in the garden.
(c) He hid the key himself.
(d) He threw seeds over the wall hoping they would sprout.

4. What does Mary find in the Garden when she is finally able to return to it after all the rain?
(a) A small finch family.
(b) The robin.
(c) A hawk.
(d) A crow.

5. Who does Collin say he wants to be as strong as?
(a) Dickon.
(b) Ben Weatherstaff.
(c) His father.
(d) Mary.

6. What does Dickon tell Mary to do for Collin to make him laugh the morning after his hysterics?
(a) Speak to him in Yorkshire.
(b) Tell him about all of the animals in the garden.
(c) Describe the garden in detail.
(d) Tickle him.

7. What kept Ben from fully keeping his promise to Mrs. Craven?
(a) His arthritus.
(b) He got too busy with his other chores.
(c) His fear of her ghost in the garden.
(d) The orders from Mr. Craven.

8. What is the first thing that Collin plants in the Garden?
(a) A fern.
(b) A tree.
(c) A lily.
(d) A rose.

9. What happens to distract Collin from the tree that killed his mother?
(a) They hear distant thunder.
(b) The robin flies in.
(c) They see a lamb jumping through the flowers.
(d) Dickon starts singing a song.

10. What does Mary threaten to do when Collin says he will send Dickon away?
(a) Go to live with Dickon and his mother.
(b) Never see him again.
(c) Never take him to the Garden.
(d) Never speak to him again.

11. What does Collin say once he is in the Garden?
(a) "I shall get well."
(b) "I am happy for the first time in my life."
(c) "I can feel my mother here."
(d) "I shall win my father's love."

12. Why is Collin so angry about being called a cripple?
(a) He finds "cripple" a horribly derrogotory term.
(b) It intensifies his fear that maybe he is crippled.
(c) He doesn't like the idea of so many people thinking of him that way.
(d) He is ashamed of himself for not being able to prove that rumor wrong.

13. What does Collin realize as he stands up from weeding in the garden one day?
(a) He is ready to show his father his progress.
(b) He is happy.
(c) He loves Mary and Dickon.
(d) He is truly well.

14. Why is Mary so exultant when she comes to see Collin the morning after his tantrum?
(a) Dickon is here.
(b) The wind is blowing.
(c) Her uncle is on his way home.
(d) Spring has come.

15. What does Collin say about Dickon's mother just before he leaves the garden after expressing his thanks to it?
(a) That he is glad she was friends with his mother.
(b) That she were his own mother.
(c) That she understands children the way Dickon understands animals.
(d) That he could remember his own mother.