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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 persuaded Harry's parents not to press charges against Conor?
(a) The headmistress persuaded them not to.
(b) They found out about Conor's mother.
(c) Students testified that Harry was picking on Conor.
(d) Miss Kwan told them Harry had been bullying Conor.

2. On page 86, what does Conor's dad call him?
(a) Buddy.
(b) Pal.
(c) Champ.
(d) Kiddo.

3. Where is Conor standing at the beginning of "The Fourth Tale"?
(a) Picnic bench.
(b) Monster's hand.
(c) Stone bench.
(d) Grassy knoll.

4. Where does Conor want to go on page 168?
(a) Church.
(b) America.
(c) His home.
(d) School.

5. Why does Conor's father say that Conor cannot live with him?
(a) It is not possible to get the right papers for Conor to stay.
(b) Conor would have to much difficulty switching schools.
(c) No room.
(d) His mother wants him to stay in England.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Sully's life story resemble?

2. What do Conor and Harry do on page 144?

3. How long was Conor's mother awake when he and his dad visited her at the beginning of "Champ"?

4. What do the passing days seem like to Conor after his fight with Harry?

5. What does Conor lean against on page 122?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Conor's father say about the mess that Conor made at his grandmother's house?

2. What happens during lunch on page 143?

3. In the monster's second tale, how does he describe the countryside?

4. What does Conor's mother tell him on page 167?

5. Why does the monster say that he came?

6. How long is Liam staying and why?

7. On page 122, what does Conor do in the schoolyard?

8. On page 86, how is the visit described that Conor and his dad have with his mom?

9. What does Conor do to his grandmother's clock on pages 93-94?

10. What does Conor do on page 119 after his grandmother goes to her bedroom?

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