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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 Asa see sitting around his mother?
(a) Snack wrappers.
(b) Used tissues.
(c) Cookie trays.
(d) Suitcases.
2. Why does Asa decide to recite Joel's poem with Joel?
(a) He wants to take the easy way out.
(b) He knows the program is running too long.
(c) He wants to get a good grade.
(d) He wants to keep Joel as a friend.
3. What day is it at the beginning of Chapter 1?
(a) The first day of school.
(b) Christmas Eve.
(c) The last day of school.
(d) Moving day.
4. How easily does Asa make friends in his new classroom?
(a) Very easily.
(b) It takes a while for kids to warm up to him.
(c) He is hesitant to make friends quickly.
(d) He doesn't make friends.
5. What grade is Asa entering at the beginning of Chapter 1?
(a) 9th grade.
(b) 4th grade.
(c) 7th grade.
(d) 3rd grade.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who is Asa's new teacher?
2. What is Show Night for the students?
3. What makes it easy for Asa to get new friends?
4. What is Asa's last name?
5. What color tie does Joel wear to Show Night?
Short Essay Questions
1. Who is Asa, and what is he doing as the novel begins?
2. Why is Asa so desperate to be liked by his classmates?
3. What is the poem Joel has selected to present on Show Night and how does Asa feel about it?
4. How is Asa introduced to the class, and what is the first project he will work on with other boys?
5. What does it show about Asa's character when he decides to recite the old poem with Joel at his side?
6. How does Dave behave with Asa around, and what does Asa's mother do to try to minimize Dave's bad behavior?
7. What city will Asa be leaving and where will he be going to live with his mother?
8. Who is Bobby Levy?
9. How old is Asa since the last story, and what is he doing as the story begins?
10. How does Asa react to the roller coaster ride?
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