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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. Where did Dan used to live that was only a half an hour from where Amy lived?
(a) Galesburg.
(b) DeKalb.
(c) Hopedale.
(d) Moline.

2. What was the name of the brother of the guy who was throwing a party on the last day of junior high?
(a) Phil.
(b) Steve.
(c) Craig.
(d) Mike.

3. What was the name of the guy who was throwing a party on the last day of junior high?
(a) Andrew.
(b) David.
(c) Bill.
(d) Ryan.

4. What was said when the students wanted a student to kiss another student?
(a) "Don't be a jerk."
(b) "Do it."
(c) "Kiss her."
(d) "Don't be a wimp."

5. What was the favorite city for Santat's parents when they went to Europe for their honeymoon?
(a) Vienna.
(b) London.
(c) Munich.
(d) Salzburg.

Short Answer Questions

1. What was the name of the middle school Santat attended?

2. How many boys had their photo taken in front of the Nortre Dame Cathedral?

3. How many witnesses did Santat say there were to the crime he wanted to report?

4. How long was the trip to Europe supposed to be?

5. How did the girl who borrowed Santat's sweatshirt get home?

Short Essay Questions

1. What mistake did Hank make regarding the fondue tradition?

2. How did Dan meet Amy Glucksbringer?

3. What did Santat remember about family trips?

4. Why did Santat and his friends decide to go to a party on the last day of middle school?

5. How did Santat prove that he went to Ryan and Mike Maxwell's party?

6. In a flashback, how did Santat remember helping Shelley?

7. What emotions did Santat feel when he had to recite a poem in front of the student body?

8. What sights did the students see in Paris before eating at a cafe?

9. Why did Santat's parents think he would have a wonderful time on the European trip?

10. What happened when Santat and his friends decided to go to a party?

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