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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 Trisha remember that her travel companions are imaginary?
(a) After she drinks some water and regains her senses.
(b) After they disappear behind trees and she cannot find them.
(c) After they try to feed her a hot dog.
(d) After they tell her.

2. When Trisha eats the raw fish, she promises she will never tell what person about it?
(a) Pepsi.
(b) Quilla.
(c) Larry.
(d) Pete.

3. What does the God of the Lost keep telling Trisha to do?
(a) Run.
(b) Cry.
(c) Beg for mercy.
(d) Hide.

4. What does Trisha hit the God of the Lost with?
(a) Her Gameboy.
(b) A rock.
(c) Her cap.
(d) Her Walkman.

5. What kind of fish does Trisha catch and eat?
(a) Trout.
(b) Catfish.
(c) Bass.
(d) Goldfish.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Trisha scream when she hits the God of the Lost?

2. How far does Trisha have to walk to find a major road once she turns onto a well-traveled road?

3. Who has been holding onto Trisha's doll?

4. What occurrence clears Trisha's mind, allowing her to remember which way she was traveling?

5. What direction does Trisha walk in so that the sun is not in her eyes?

Short Essay Questions

1. Describe the appearance of the God of the Lost.

2. Why does the imaginary Tom Gordon say he points to the sky?

3. Why does Trisha not eat the berries and mushrooms sees in Chapter 12?

4. How does Trisha know the God of the Lost is following her?

5. What would have happened if Trisha had crossed the marsh at the end of Chapter 9?

6. Why does Trisha turn West instead of East while looking for the road?

7. What does Trisha think when she finally looks the God of the Lost in the face?

8. Describe the events leading up to Trisha finding a road in the woods.

9. Why does Trisha leave her radio on for longer than usual?

10. Why does Trisha not run from the God of the Lost?

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