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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 Pippi say the perfect picnic spot needs?
(a) Spots of blue sky.
(b) Ant hills.
(c) Sun for her freckles.
(d) Speckled shade.

2. What does Pippi do with the cakes at the coffee party?
(a) Feeds them to her horse.
(b) Dips them in her coffee.
(c) Puts them between her toes.
(d) Puts them in her pockets.

3. What does Pippi try to teach her monkey on the Sunday without her friends?
(a) A song.
(b) A dance.
(c) To cook.
(d) To make his bed.

4. What does Tommy say was the best part of the circus?
(a) Pippi.
(b) The tightrope walker.
(c) The strongest man.
(d) The bearded lady.

5. How do Tommy and Annika get money to go to the circus?
(a) They do chores for their mother.
(b) They find some on the street.
(c) They ask their father.
(d) They borrow some from Pippi.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Pippi say she never does when she sees the boys in the tall building?

2. What time do the thieves leave Pippi's house?

3. What does Tommy find in a field while on the picnic?

4. What happens to the tallest building in town when Pippi is riding through town?

5. What does Pippi like after coming out of the lake?

Short Essay Questions

1. What do the two thieves do when they first come into Pippi's house?

2. What is wrong with the first two picnic spots found by the children?

3. What does Pippi do when Miss Carmencita comes out on her horse?

4. What does Pippi do for the thieves before sending them on their way?

5. What happens when Pippi approaches Adolf at the circus?

6. How does Annika describe the circus to Pippi?

7. What do the ladies at the party talk about, and how does Pippi respond to this?

8. What does Pippi do to the angry bull?

9. How does Pippi scrub the floor in her house?

10. What was Pippi doing when Tommy invited her to the coffee party, and why was this so strange?

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