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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. Who did Dan play cards with on the plane?
(a) Braden and Darryl.
(b) Joy.
(c) Shelley.
(d) Amber and Shelley.
2. What was the name of the guy who was throwing a party on the last day of junior high?
(a) David.
(b) Bill.
(c) Ryan.
(d) Andrew.
3. How many witnesses did Santat say there were to the crime he wanted to report?
(a) 750.
(b) Not quite 800.
(c) 905.
(d) About 700.
4. How many parties had Santat been to before the last day of junior high?
(a) None.
(b) 6.
(c) 1.
(d) 12.
5. In Switzerland, where did Santat go after the other students made fun of him in Switzerland?
(a) Hotel.
(b) Bus.
(c) Back of the restaurant.
(d) Bathroom.
Short Answer Questions
1. How long was the trip to Europe supposed to be?
2. Where were the ingredients imported from when Fanta was first created?
3. What did Santat's friends do after the lights went out at the party?
4. How long after the party Santat and his friends tried to attend did he leave on a trip?
5. What animal was associated with the city of Lucerne?
Short Essay Questions
1. What did Hank tell the students about the soda, Fanta?
2. How did Santat prove that he went to Ryan and Mike Maxwell's party?
3. What happened when Santat and his friends decided to go to a party?
4. Where was Amy was and why did she say that she and Dan were practically neighbors?
5. Why were some of the girls on the trip looking forward to starting high school?
6. In a flashback, how did Santat remember helping Shelley?
7. Why was Dan's bill at the cafe so expensive?
8. What emotions did Santat feel when he had to recite a poem in front of the student body?
9. What did Dan, Braden, and Darryl want to do when they sightseeing, and why did their plans change?
10. What sights did the students see in Paris before eating at a cafe?
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