The Whipping Boy

How does Jemmy react to the whipping?

• doesn't cry or yelp.

• yells the at the prince.

• tears up in his eyes.

• hits the person back.

Why do the outlaws believe Jemmy is the prince?

• he speaks well.

• he carries himself with grace.

• he is bossy.

• he can read and write.

What does Billy give Jemmy to write with?

• feather and grape juice.

• feather and beat juice.

• feather and plum juice.

• feather and beet juice.

How does the relationship between Jemmy and Prince Brat change by the end of the book?

• They become enemies

• They remain indifferent to each other

• They become friends

• They never see each other again

How does Jemmy prove his intelligence throughout the story?

• By outsmarting the kidnappers

• By teaching Prince Brat a lesson

• By finding their way back to the castle

• All of the above

What is the main reason Prince Brat has a whipping boy?

• To learn how to fight

• To take his punishments for him

• To be his friend

• To teach him manners

What does Jemmy hope for at the beginning of the story?

• To become a teacher

• To escape his role as the whipping boy

• To become a prince

• To find a treasure

How does Jemmy, the whipping boy, feel about his role at the beginning of the story?

• Proud

• Indifferent

• Resentful

• Happy

Why do Prince Brat and Jemmy run away from the castle?

• They are bored

• They are seeking treasure

• To escape from kidnappers

• To find Jemmy's family

What lesson does Prince Brat learn from his adventure with Jemmy?

• The importance of friendship

• How to be a better prince

• The value of hard work

• All of the above