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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. Paw Paw hits the burglar with __________________.
(a) Her handbag.
(b) A poker.
(c) Her shoe.
(d) A baseball bat.

2. For whom does Mr. Jeh's nephew work?
(a) A bookie.
(b) A gambler.
(c) A gangland boss.
(d) A laundry owner.

3. Why does Mr. Jeh think Paw Paw won't report the attack to the police?
(a) She doesn't want the trouble.
(b) She thinks she can blackmail the burglar.
(c) She saw the attacker's face.
(d) She wants to get her own back.

4. Who possessed Mr. Jeh's body for a time?
(a) A ghost of a woman.
(b) A ghost of a man.
(c) A ghost of a pig.
(d) A ghost of a dog.

5. How does Paw Paw hope her old friend can help Jeannie?
(a) Give her some of her children's clothes.
(b) Give her extra insight into her parents.
(c) Give her a part-time job.
(d) Give some extra pocket money.

Short Answer Questions

1. What statues does Casey see in the shop window?

2. Why does the attendant charge Casey higher than the advertised amount?

3. Complete the following sentence: "There's a difference between forgiving what happened and just _________."

4. Whom does Casey long for at the beginning of Chapter Six?

5. What does Paw Paw tell Casey she is too young to do?

Short Essay Questions

1. What problems does Casey have in buying the buns?

2. How is Casey's life changing for the better?

3. What are Mr. Jeh's thoughts about the burglary?

4. How does Mr. Jeh persuade Mr. Fong the pawnbroker to tell them about anyone trying to sell him or one of his associates the owl necklace?

5. How does Barney appear to feel about hurting Paw Paw?

6. In what way are Booger and Casey different?

7. What does Casey realize about Barney in this section?

8. What problems does Casey have at the deli?

9. What does Casey feel about China in this section?

10. How does Paw Paw break her leg in this section?

(see the answer keys)

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