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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 does Moose walk home from the party?
(a) Piper.
(b) Jimmy.
(c) Theresa.
(d) Annie.

2. What are the children threatened with when the laundry scheme is discovered?
(a) The loss of their father's job.
(b) No more laundry service.
(c) Extra chores.
(d) Stricter rules.

3. Why are convict balls so rare?
(a) They are cleaned up daily.
(b) Piper finds them all.
(c) Theresa's father collects them.
(d) The inmates are out if the ball leaves the walls.

4. What is demanded of Moose before he can get into his apartment after finding the convict ball?
(a) Help with homework.
(b) Where he got the ball.
(c) An invitation to a party.
(d) The promise of a date.

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

Short Answer Questions

1. What day are the baseball games changed to?

2. What do Moose and Scout do at lunchtime?

3. What sends Mother into hysterics after the party?

4. What do the children do after getting yelled at about the laundry scheme?

5. How does Moose describe the meeting with 105?

Short Essay Questions

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

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

3. What does Moose have an argument about after the party?

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

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

6. What happens to Natalie's buttons?

7. What does Moose over hear his parents arguing about?

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

9. How does Moose put his family in danger while searching for a convict ball?

10. What is Moose asked to do the day before Natalie's interview, and why?

(see the answer keys)

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