Which of the following is not a reason Althea thinks Rena is a princess?
A.
Rena wins the horse jumping competition in the tournament.
B.
Rena thinks the lake is too cold.
C.
Rena is very formal when she speaks.
D.
Rena complains about the smell of the stables.
3.
Which sentence from the play best supports the theme of being open-minded about people?
A.
"I'm hoping my new roomie will know how to ride a horse, unlike someone I know."
B.
"I know you hate swimming and that you're only taking lessons because you said you'd help me win."
C.
"That's not a good sign-but never judge a book by its cover, right?"
D.
"now I know why Rena is being so secretive."
4.
How does Rena change during the play?
A.
She learns to be a leader to younger campers.
B.
She learns that she dislikes horseback riding.
C.
She becomes better friends with Julio.
D.
She becomes more comfortable at camp.
5.
Which statement best states what Althea and Rena have in common?
A.
They both want to do their best.
B.
They speak in similar ways.
C.
They don't have anything they are good at back home.
D.
They are from the same town.
6.
Which word best describes Althea?
A.
unprepared
B.
humorous
C.
competative
D.
fearful
7.
Which scene contains the resolution of the play?
A.
SceneV
B.
Scene IX
C.
Scene VIII
D.
Scene II
8.
How does the setting influence the events of the play?
A.
It gives the girls freedom to learn and try new things.
B.
It limits all plot events to indoor places.
C.
It means there are no adults to supervise events.
D.
It makes the plot slow down at the end.
9.
Which sentence best states a theme of the play?
A.
People who keep secrets can never be trusted.
B.
Summer camp is the perfect place to learn about your family history.
C.
The strongest teams stick together and support each other.
D.
People from different places have trouble getting along.
10.
Which theme do these sentences illustrate? Althea: okay, so I don't have anything that I'm good at back home. Here, I'm good at stuff...If I take home the camp trophy, then I can remember I'm good at something.
A.
It is important to feel special and talented.
B.
It is impossible to feel special unless you win and award.
C.
It is selfish to brag about your strengths.
D.
Being identified as special makes people feel lonely.
