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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 is the title of Chapter 36?
(a) "Goodbye, Travis."
(b) "Jeremy Pratt, Part 2."
(c) "Too Complicated To Explain."
(d) "The Impossible."
2. What word from the novel refers to evil or pertaining to trouble?
(a) Barbaric.
(b) Agnostic.
(c) Sinister.
(d) Physiological.
3. What word from the narrative refers to intense, passionate emotion?
(a) Intensity.
(b) Fervor.
(c) Majesty.
(d) Anymosity.
4. What is Matt the leader of at school?
(a) The Debate Club.
(b) A Christian Youth Club.
(c) The Student Council.
(d) The School Band.
5. What does Jeremy's mother ask to see in Chapter 35?
(a) Travis's scar.
(b) Travis's feet.
(c) Travis's stomach.
(d) Travis's hands.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is the title of Chapter 34?
2. What has the Christian Youth Group done for Travis in Chapter 31?
3. What is the name of Jeremy's sister?
4. Whom does Travis convince to skip class with him in Chapter 29?
5. What does Travis ask to see when he is at Cate's home in Chapter 36?
Short Essay Questions
1. Where does Matt take Travis and Hatton in Chapter 29? Why?
2. What news does Travis learn from Kyle in Chapter 27?
3. What connection/conversation did Travis and Cate have in Part 6, Chapter 23
4. What do Travis and his mother discuss when Travis returns home in Chapter 28?
5. Why do you think the author fails to address some of the scientific and philosophic aspects in Travis's story?
6. At what point in Chapter 36 does the climax of the narrative occur? Why is this the climax of the story?
7. How does Cate react to Travis' request that she keep him company in Part 6, Chapter 25?
8. What circumstances are noted when Cate leaves Travis's home in Chapter 27?
9. What does the conflict between Travis and Turner signify in the narrative?
10. What does Cate surprise Travis with in Part 6, Chapter 23?
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