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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 11 - 15.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Why does Jen say that she looked out the window the day Luke saw her?
(a) She was checking that her mirrors were working properly.
(b) She wanted to see if her brothers were home.
(c) She was trying to spy on the neighbors.
(d) She was looking for birds.
2. What does Luke imagine in Chapter 7, which he feels guilty about?
(a) Moving in with a family with only one child and living a normal life.
(b) Wishing he'd never been born.
(c) Running away.
(d) Wanting one of his brothers to die so he can take their place.
3. What does Mark offer to play a game of with Luke to cheer him up after barging into his room?
(a) Clue.
(b) Chess.
(c) Dominos.
(d) Checkers.
4. While sitting on the attic step, after how many weeks does Luke finally give up trying to keep up with his family's conversation at meal times?
(a) Three weeks.
(b) Two weeks.
(c) One week.
(d) Four weeks.
5. What does Dad say is the reason for the tax increase on their property?
(a) He wouldn't sell anymore of their farmland, so he is being punished.
(b) The government is in financial trouble.
(c) The new houses next door have raised the property value of their home.
(d) They have been suspected to be harboring a third child.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Luke's Dad slip quietly to Luke every day around noon?
2. It's harvest time and the family is working harder than ever, what does Luke's mom make sure to leave him every day?
3. Luke begins watching the house where he saw the child's face constantly, on which day of his vigil does he see the blinds flip up and down quickly in an upstairs window?
4. After Luke's mother calls him to come into the house from the woods, what does Luke do for the first time in his life?
5. What event does Luke recall that made him realize his brothers have never had to hide like him?
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