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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 6.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. How much money does Grandma Dowdel demand the banker give to each of her grandchildren in "Things with Wings"?
(a) $1.
(b) 25 cents.
(c) 50 cents.
(d) $2.
2. What kind of dance lessons has Mary Alice been taking for the past year in "The Phantom Brakeman"?
(a) Waltzing lessons.
(b) Jitterbug lessons.
(c) Square-dancing lessons.
(d) Tap dancing lessons.
3. According to the posted sign that Grandma Dowdel and the children encounter, who owns the land where they trespass to go fishing in "A One-Woman Crime Wave"?
(a) The Ladies of the DAR.
(b) The Piatt County Rod and Gun Club.
(c) The Winchester County Elks Club.
(d) The United States Fish and Game Commission.
4. What kind of mailbox does Grandma Dowdel demand from Mr. Cowgill in "The Mouse in the Milk"?
(a) A decorative rooster mailbox.
(b) A solid oak mailbox.
(c) A galvanized iron mailbox.
(d) A stainless steel mailbox.
5. Why does Grandma Dowdel refuse to take her pie and register it at the Domestic Services tent as soon as she arrives at the fair in "The Day of Judgment"?
(a) Because it is too cold in the tent.
(b) Because she distrusts the other competitors.
(c) Because the pie will melt.
(d) Because the livestock draws flies.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where does Grandma Dowdel send Joey to get the Cowgills brothers' parents in "The Mouse in the Milk"?
2. At what time are Vandalia and Junior expected to flee aboard the Wabash Cannonball train on its brief stop in Grandma Dowdel's town in "The Phantom Brakeman"?
3. Who comes to stop Grandma Dowdel from giving away catfish in "A One-Woman Crime Wave"?
4. Why does Grandma Dowdel tell the milk delivery boy she won't need cream or milk delivered tomorrow in "The Mouse in the Milk"?
5. Where does Joey say he and Mary Alice go to see the movies back home in "Things with Wings"?
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