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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 Catherine give to Jason?
(a) A set of markers.
(b) The portrait she drew of him.
(c) Her sketchbook.
(d) A comic book.
2. Who is David's therapist?
(a) Marlo.
(b) Stephanie.
(c) Sara.
(d) Darlene.
3. Why does David select a certain video to watch when Catherine is babysitting him?
(a) He likes Shrek's ears.
(b) He loves trains.
(c) He has a Winnie the Pooh stuffed animal.
(d) He loves Christmas.
4. What is distinctive about David?
(a) He is autistic.
(b) He is blind.
(c) He is a paraplegic.
(d) He is deaf.
5. Where does David like to drop things?
(a) The recycling bin.
(b) The toilet.
(c) The fish tank.
(d) The trash can.
Short Answer Questions
1. Whom does Mom tell Catherine to invite to lunch?
2. What does Catherine tell Kristi about Jason when Kristi sees his portrait in Catherine's sketchbook?
3. What is OT?
4. What gift does Jason leave for Catherine at therapy?
5. Why can the Peterson's daughter not come to lunch at Catherine's house?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why are Catherine's feelings of dread and embarrassment regarding her brother typical of a young pre-teen like Catherine?
2. How does the author show Kristi's character?
3. Describe David's occupational therapy visits.
4. In what way can Kristi and Catherine be compared regarding conflict in their lives?
5. In what ways are Catherine and Jason alike? What is Catherine's apprehension about a friendship between them?
6. Why does Mrs. Morehouse scold Catherine in the waiting room?
7. What gift had Jason left for Catherine at therapy on a day she did not go?
8. Why is the video store David's favorite place to go?
9. What is the source of the argument between Mom and Dad when Mom must come outside to calm David?
10. Describe David's behavior when Dad does not arrive home at exactly five o'clock.
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