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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. This dog is a mutt with three siblings and a __________ mother.
(a) Mean.
(b) Feral.
(c) Sick.
(d) Young.
2. What is the dog's foremost job?
(a) To rescue people.
(b) To herd.
(c) To hunt.
(d) To play with the boy.
3. How does Bailey feel about this toy?
(a) He does not like it.
(b) He does not think much of it.
(c) He is scared by it.
(d) He likes it.
4. What is a joy of being a dog, as revealed in this section?
(a) Dogs are very smart.
(b) Dogs can sense things that humans cannot.
(c) Dogs are wild.
(d) Dogs can think like humans.
5. How does Bailey react in this situation with Todd?
(a) He barks at him.
(b) He growls at him.
(c) He leaps on him.
(d) He runs away.
Short Answer Questions
1. Todd takes the main character to his room, locks the door, and tries to get him to do what?
2. The three children who move into the neighborhood are Todd, _____________, and Linda.
3. What does Bailey sense from Todd as he watches Ethan and Hannah?
4. What does Bailey smell when he returns to the house after exploring one night?
5. What do Grandpa and Ethan build?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why might the family not go to the farm? How does this represent a change in their lives?
2. How does Toby defend Sister? What does this reveal about him?
3. What are Toby's siblings names? How might they have come about these names?
4. How do Bailey and Ethan bond in this section?
5. What happens to the relationships of these main characters? Why?
6. What is the reason Bailey does not like the flip? What does this say about him?
7. Why is Toby unadoptable? Do you agree? Why or why not?
8. How do Marshmallow and Coco compare?
9. How does the start of this section compare to the previous one?
10. How is Bailey affected by all these changes? Is this typical for a dog? Why or why not?
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