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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. Why can neither Jakob nor Maya love Ellie as Ethan had?
(a) They are totally focused on work.
(b) They are both sad.
(c) They are not as nice.
(d) They are adults.

2. What happens when Ethan is contacted and told the dog was to be adopted?
(a) He is relieved.
(b) He is very happy.
(c) He becomes angry and says he has changed his mind.
(d) He is nervous about the dog's future.

3. The old man peers at him and asks him what?
(a) Why he likes him.
(b) Who he is and why he's so skinny.
(c) Where he came from.
(d) If he is Bailey.

4. When she jumps out, the man tells the woman she is ________.
(a) Very bright.
(b) Very dumb.
(c) Very odd.
(d) Very slow.

5. Bailey wonders how he could have a more important mission than ___________.
(a) Loving the boy.
(b) Chasing cats.
(c) Helping others.
(d) Playing fetch.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does the dog feel at the dog park, when he first arrives?

2. Jakob takes Ellie to a kennel at work where there are two dogs, Gypsy and ______________.

3. Jakob teaches Ellie to find a person by __________.

4. The puppy's new home reminds her of what place?

5. The puppy is the last one to be adopted by a man named Derek who offers ___________, a low price for a pedigreed black Labrador.

Short Essay Questions

1. How is Bear's sense of smell important in this section?

2. How is Ellie affected by the relationship between Maya and Al?

3. Compare Maya and Jakob.

4. What might Jakob's behavior foreshadow?

5. How, at this point, are Jakob and Ethan alike?

6. Describe Bear's owners. How do they compare to owners in previous lives?

7. Why might Ethan have kept the flip?

8. How is this life exciting? Is it a better life? Why or why not?

9. How does Ellie sacrifice herself in this section? Why?

10. What repetition continues through this section? Why?

(see the answer keys)

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