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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. When does Quan write Justyce in Chapter 1?
(a) January 12.
(b) January 30.
(c) January 3.
(d) January 21.
2. How old was Quan during the time he remembers in Chapter 3?
(a) 14.
(b) 13.
(c) 12.
(d) 11.
3. in 2013, what suburb of Atlanta did Aunt Tiffany and her family live in?
(a) Oak Ridge.
(b) Grayson.
(c) Brookhaven.
(d) Woostock.
4. In Chapter 2, when does Quan write Justyce again?
(a) February 11.
(b) February 22.
(c) February 2.
(d) February 8.
5. What is the name of Quan's cousin that Justyce knows?
(a) Louie.
(b) Richie.
(c) Tanner.
(d) Manny.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where was Quan thrown the one time he tried to save his mother from her boyfriend?
2. When Quan's father was arrested, how far away was his home where his mama lived?
3. In Chapter 3, where were Dasia and Gabe when Quan got home?
4. How long has Quan been at Fulton Regional Youth Detenion Center in Chapter 1?
5. In Chapter 3, how long was Dwight gone after the night that Quan fell asleep away from the house?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Quan remember in Chapter 1 that he was doing when his father was arrested?
2. In 2010, why did Quan leave the house rather than trying to protect his mother from her abusive boyfriend?
3. What was Quan's favorite spot at the Wynwood Heights Park in 2010?
4. How did Quan feel about Doc when he first came to see him?
5. How has Liberty Ayers turned her life around?
6. What incident does Quan remember that made him realize he had no control after his father's arrest?
7. What is Trish's relationship with her sister Tiff and her family?
8. Why did Quan join the Black Jihad, and what did he say about its leader?
9. Who is Liberty Ayers, and why is Quan interested in her?
10. How did Quan try to keep it together after his father was arrested?
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