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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 makes Meg feel the least like herself?
(a) Blajeny
(b) Dr. Louise
(c) Proginoskes
(d) Mr. Jenkins

2. What did Charles ask the dragons to do?
(a) quit breathing fire
(b) show themselves
(c) quit trambling the vegetables
(d) take him for a ride

3. What do Meg and Charles wonder about when they return to the house?
(a) whether it was a dream
(b) whether Blajeny is evil
(c) whether their mother knows they were outside
(d) whether Proginoskes is kind

4. What did Mr. Jenkins do for Calvin?
(a) bought him a pair of shoes
(b) gave him a job
(c) drove him home after games
(d) gave him lunch money

5. What does Probo say people who know their true selves do not need?
(a) to love
(b) to fear
(c) to hate
(d) to die

Short Answer Questions

1. In what location does Charles tell Meg he saw dragons?

2. What does Charles think he needs to do about school?

3. What does Progo want Meg to tell him about Mr. Jenkins?

4. What does the stranger who comes out of the woods tell the children when he comes up to them?

5. Why does Meg decide to go outside after dinner?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Progo tell Meg the morning after she met him?

2. What does Mr. Murry believe about his wife's work and what does she realize about the relationship between their work?

3. Who comes striding out of the woods where Meg, Charles and Calvin are standing?

4. Where does Progo decide to take Meg to show her what the Echthroi are and why?

5. What does Blajeny want with the children and why?

6. Whom does Blajeny introduce to the children and what is that person?

7. What assignments has Blajeny given the children?

8. What does Meg say as she names the correct Mr. Jenkins?

9. What bothers Meg about a phone call during dinner?

10. What does Mrs. Murry say to Meg about Charles' problems at school?

(see the answer keys)

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