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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. What did Redmond beat Wallace at that made him focus on school again?
(a) Science.
(b) Debate.
(c) Logic.
(d) Mathematics.
2. The schoolmates made Wallace sit through ____________ for lying.
(a) A truth circle.
(b) A beating.
(c) Council.
(d) Torture.
3. Who brought Wallace home after his first visit to the garden?
(a) Old man.
(b) Old woman.
(c) Neighbor.
(d) Policeman.
4. What did Wallace see the door as the second time he found it?
(a) An obstacle.
(b) A desire.
(c) A dream.
(d) An answer to prayer.
5. What feature of the girl in the garden does Wallace recall most vividly?
(a) Her nose.
(b) Her eyes.
(c) Her chin.
(d) Her height.
Short Answer Questions
1. What did Wallace tell Redmond he had as he started his story?
2. What is Wallace holding as he tells his story to Redmond?
3. How would Redmond normally describe his friend?
4. How old is Wallace when he tells Redmond his story over dinner?
5. What did the garden feel like to Wallace from the first moment?
Short Essay Questions
1. How did the boys' teasing of Wallace take a nastier turn than just friendly ribbing?
2. What does Wallace feel from the people in the garden?
3. How do men like Redmond see the world?
4. What does Wallace tell Redmond the door offered him, but he had rejected it three times in the last year?
5. Did Wallace see the garden again during his schoolboy days?
6. What is Wallace's attitude about the garden when he is a schoolboy?
7. When did Redmond first hear about the door in the wall?
8. What did Wallace think happened as a result of telling the other boy about the garden?
9. Why does his decision to not enter the garden the second time weigh on Wallace the next day?
10. What happened the first of the three times that Wallace saw the door in the last year of his life?
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