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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 does Fudge try to tell Buzzy Senior an embarrassing story about?
(a) Peter eating too much birthday cake.
(b) Peter trying to swim across Lake Cord.
(c) Peter trying to fly off a roof.
(d) Peter drinking too much Island Punch.

2. What does Tootsie throw at Peter?
(a) Skittles.
(b) Gummi Bears.
(c) Peppermints.
(d) Chocolates.

3. What did Fudge lose the first time Sheila babysat him?
(a) A patch of hair.
(b) Two front teeth.
(c) His lunchbox.
(d) His favorite bear.

4. What does Mrs. A give Fudge to eat?
(a) Biscuits and gravy.
(b) Toast and jelly.
(c) A cinnamon bun.
(d) English muffins and honey.

5. When does Fudge say he's getting married?
(a) Tomorrow.
(b) Next month.
(c) Next week.
(d) Next year.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Peter decide he will tell Jimmy was wrong with their house that made them share a house with the Tubmans?

2. By what name does Mitzi call her grandfather?

3. How old is Libby?

4. What does Peter do when he accidentally hits his head on the sloped ceiling of his room?

5. How long will the Hatcher family's vacation be?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Mom suggest that Peter do while Sheila is babysitting Fudge?

2. What does Fudge do to stop conversations when someone disagrees with him?

3. How does Turtle react when Peter tries to take him for a walk?

4. How does Tootsie react when Peter pretends something is wrong with him?

5. How does Fudge initially react when Peter pretends something is wrong with him?

6. How does Dad respond, when he sees everyone trying to recapture Uncle Feather?

7. On the phone, what does Peter tell Jimmy Fargo about Sheila Tubman's vacation house?

8. What is Peter's family's vacation house like?

9. Where does Jimmy say he is, before Peter gives Jimmy his news?

10. Why is it hard for Peter to avoid Sheila?

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