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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. How does Tom feel heading into the fight?
(a) He is terrified.
(b) He is excited.
(c) He is indifferent.
(d) He is confident.

2. Where does Tom meet Sallie?
(a) In his psychology class.
(b) At the student union.
(c) At the phone booth bank.
(d) At the library.

3. What does Luke blow up?
(a) The FBI base.
(b) Four bridges to Melrose Island.
(c) Melrose Island.
(d) The prison.

4. To teach the boy respect, what does Tom make Bernard do?
(a) Help with clearing the dishes after dinner.
(b) Fifty pushups after dinner.
(c) Help serve dessert for his mother.
(d) Run one mile the next morning.

5. What is Reese Newbury's land to be used for?
(a) A boatyard.
(b) A shrimp factory.
(c) A farm.
(d) A nuclear production site.

Short Answer Questions

1. What position does Tom play in the game against North Charleston?

2. What does Tom read to better understand Savannah's psychosis?

3. Tom wonders why Susan told him she thought her husband _________________.

4. The Amberjack has arrived to capture _____________.

5. What position does Tom play at South Carolina University?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is happening to the relationship between Susan and Tom during Chapter Fifteen?

2. Why does Tom find the map on Reese Newbury's wall disconcerting?

3. Why does Susan insist that Savannah wants to become the persona called Renata?

4. What plans do the Wingo children have after graduation?

5. What might the appearance of Snow symbolize?

6. What feelings do the townspeople have toward Amos?

7. What does Tom recognize as he has dinner with his mother?

8. What does Tom realize after reading the first page of Renata's book?

9. What admission does Susan make that startles Tom over dinner?

10. Why does Tom decide to tell Dr. Lowenstein about the fateful day on the island?

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