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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 was the truck in front of the narrator carrying?
(a) Tires.
(b) Flattened cars.
(c) Milk.
(d) Chemicals.
2. What is the narrator's favorite snack?
(a) Cheetos.
(b) Fig Newtons.
(c) Oreos.
(d) Doritos.
3. Why is Big Al unable to play in the big football game the day after the contest?
(a) He broke his leg.
(b) The game was cancelled.
(c) He is too ill.
(d) He dropped out of school.
4. What surprising things do the boys find as they pick up trash?
(a) Beer cans.
(b) Whiskey bottles.
(c) Cigarette butts.
(d) Condoms.
5. Camp demerits result in the loss of privileges such as _______________.
(a) Ice cream.
(b) Later bedtimes.
(c) Movies.
(d) Phone calls.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does the narrator say is like a sentence in hell?
2. What does the narrator say is always the butt of comedians' jokes?
3. In what format does the narrator recall the information about writers?
4. What wooden animal stands on a beach?
5. What is the name of first-year campers at the narrator's childhood summer camp?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is the narrator's favorite snack and how does it add a bright spot to a dull weekend?
2. How were the boys initiated into camp life upon their arrival?
3. What does the narrator think about the New Jersey traffic circles?
4. Who is Ernie and what happened to him during the narrator's story of KP duty?
5. What prompts the narrator to think of his childhood summer camp days?
6. What are the rules of the contest Umbaugh suggested?
7. In what circumstances does the narrator find himself as the novel opens and how does he perceive his circumstances?
8. Why does the narrator question his impatience to get through the tunnel?
9. How is the narrator--as an observer of life--typically different from people like Umbaugh and Skunk?
10. What does the forming of clans among New Jerseyites mean?
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