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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 the family invite David to do?
(a) Go to school with them.
(b) Go to church with them.
(c) Stay with them for a while.
(d) Go to town with them.

2. What is the problem with the car that stalls near David as he lay in the ditch?
(a) The car has a flat tire.
(b) The car is out of coolant.
(c) The car is out of gas.
(d) The car is out of power steering fluid.

3. What does David do when he realizes he has to leave?
(a) He does nothing.
(b) He screams.
(c) He cries.
(d) He smiles.

4. What are the eating utensils made from at dinner?
(a) Gold.
(b) Plastic.
(c) Silver.
(d) Wood.

5. Why does David not wash in the fountains in town?
(a) He is shy.
(b) He is afraid of water.
(c) The water is unclean.
(d) He fears it is forbidden.

Short Answer Questions

1. What was forbidden by the prisoners to talk about at the camp?

2. What does David ask God to help him with, in terms of transportation?

3. What do houses mean for David?

4. What does David ask the man for, reluctantly?

5. What feature does David want to see most about himself?

Short Essay Questions

1. Explain why David's eating of the orange forced him to consider going into town.

2. What happens to David's clothes, and what is the result of this? How does he feel?

3. Describe David's reaction to his bedroom, when he awakens the first time.

4. Explain how David comes to choose a God, and why.

5. Describe David's first meal with the family.

6. Why does David decide, as he runs during his escape, to stop running and instead to walk?

7. Explain why David decides to stay with the family, when asked.

8. Explain why the man on the ship does not turn David in, and how he helps him to escape.

9. Explain why David knows so little of himself, including where he is from, and what he looks like.

10. Explain why David refused the man's money, and why the man hid money in David's bundle.

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