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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 talks to Meg in the garden?
(a) Mrs. Who
(b) Mr. Jenkins
(c) no one
(d) her father
2. What does Progo tell Meg namers need to know?
(a) to know who people really are
(b) to know who the namer is supposed to be
(c) to know how many people there are
(d) to know all the human names
3. How does Meg think Mr. Jenkins feels about her?
(a) that he likes her
(b) that he is disappointed in her
(c) that he is disgusted with her
(d) that he dislikes her
4. What does Mr. Jenkins tell Meg about Charles' intelligence?
(a) he is too dumb for school
(b) he is so smart he needs a tutor
(c) he is so smart he doesn't need school
(d) he is average
5. What is the name of the Murrys' dog?
(a) Fido
(b) Fortinbras
(c) Rags
(d) Spot
Short Answer Questions
1. Who makes Meg feel the least like herself?
2. What part of Mrs. Murry's work does her husband think might be related to the cosmic rips?
3. What is the name of the family's doctor?
4. How long has Charles been in school?
5. What does Proginoskes suggest Meg might be since she was assigned to work with him?
Short Essay Questions
1. What assignments has Blajeny given the children?
2. What does Meg ask Progo to do when a second Mr. Jenkins appears and what does he say?
3. What does Mrs. Murry say their father is working on and what do the twins say to that?
4. What does Charles look like when he comes home from school and what does Meg ask him?
5. When Meg takes Louise from Charles what does she ask the Jenkinses?
6. What does Progo tell Meg when she says she can't kythe with him?
7. What does Progo tell Meg when she asks him about her hate for Mr. Jenkins?
8. How does Progo explain a namer to Meg?
9. What has Blajeny told the children that has Charles happy?
10. How does Meg feel about Mr. Jenkins, why does she go to see him and what happened when she did?
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