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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. Why can't Moose go to the baseball games after they are changed?
(a) His mother has piano lessons.
(b) His sister has appointments at that time.
(c) His father doesn't want him out late.
(d) His chores have to be done that day.

2. Who yells at the children about the laundry scheme?
(a) Theresa's father.
(b) The warden.
(c) Scout's mother.
(d) Moose's father.

3. How was the laundry scheme discovered?
(a) One of the students complained.
(b) The pile of nickels was found.
(c) One of the mother's complained.
(d) The larger laundry piles were noticed.

4. What surprising thing does the celebrity coming to Alcatraz do?
(a) Take off her strange shoes.
(b) Sing a baby to sleep.
(c) Yell at the patrons.
(d) Write a letter.

5. How is Moose punished by his father?
(a) His allowance is taken away.
(b) He gets extra chores.
(c) His baseball gear is taken away.
(d) He is grounded.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why does Natalie fall asleep while outside with Moose one day?

2. Who helps Moose look for a ball for Scout?

3. Who does Scout spend a lot of his spare time with?

4. What does Mrs. Mattaman try to do for the celebrity coming to Alcatraz?

5. Who makes Natalie want to see 105?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Moose get his convict ball?

2. What made Mrs. Capone so upset as she was going to Alcatraz?

3. How does the warden find out about the laundry scheme?

4. How do Moose and Scout get over their fight about the game night?

5. What does Piper want to do with Moose's convict ball?

6. What surprises Moose about the argument he has after the party?

7. Why does Moose get embarrassed at Natalie's party?

8. Why is Moose unable to go to the baseball games when Scout changes the day?

9. What does Mrs. Capone do on the boat that is so surprising?

10. What makes Moose so obsessed with getting a convict ball?

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