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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 17-23.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Why is Frank surprised when Officer Doyle asks him how he thinks the Minnesota Twins will do this year?
(a) Because the baseball season is over for the year.
(b) Because Frank hates baseball.
(c) Because adults rarely ask his opinion.
(d) Because he knows Officer Doyle hates sports.

2. After Frank, Jake, and Warren Redstone hear sirens and Frank yells, "Here! He's here!" (168), what does Warren Redstone say to Frank before running away?
(a) "You've just killed me, white boy."
(b) "I wouldn't have expected this from you."
(c) "Thanks a lot, Snitch."
(d) "I forgive you for your actions today."

3. When Ruth gets angry at Julia's words, what physical attribute does Ruth mention in order to insult Julia?
(a) Warts.
(b) Crow's feet.
(c) Worry lines.
(d) Freckles.

4. What does Morris Engdahl offer as the alibi proving his innocence concerning Ariel's disappearance?
(a) He was home getting drunk with his father all night.
(b) He was working for Lise cleaning her house all night.
(c) He was with his girlfriend in an abandoned building all night.
(d) He was working on his car with another mechanic all night.

5. Which of their father's three church services is Frank's and Jake's favorite?
(a) The service in Cadbury.
(b) The service in Minneapolis.
(c) The service in New Bremen.
(d) The service in Fosburg.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the punishment that Frank and Jake receive as a result of playing at the tracks?

2. What is the real reason for Amelia's absence from church?

3. What does Ruth's father call Nathan after Nathan leaves to apologize to the O'Keefe family for the racist treatment they are receiving?

4. What object does Frank see sticking out of Danny's Uncle Warren's pocket?

5. Who is the only person able to console Ruth during her wait for information about Ariel?

(see the answer key)

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