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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 21 - 25.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In Chapter 18, what is Jen's chat room friend complaining about online?
(a) His parents refuse to waste money running the air-conditioning during the day, even though it's 105 outside.
(b) His parents refuse to buy him any new books to read.
(c) His parents refuse to buy him any extra food to eat.
(d) His parents refuse to allow him downstairs into the family room.

2. What does Dad say is the reason for the tax increase on their property?
(a) The government is in financial trouble.
(b) They have been suspected to be harboring a third child.
(c) He wouldn't sell anymore of their farmland, so he is being punished.
(d) The new houses next door have raised the property value of their home.

3. In Chapter 21, Luke's Dad gets a letter from the Government. What do they forbid him from doing?
(a) Selling his chickens.
(b) Leaving his house.
(c) Growing anything indoors hydroponically.
(d) Cutting down any of his trees.

4. How is Jen able to check outside for Luke's signal without being seen every day?
(a) She very carefully picks out the window.
(b) She uses a special camera.
(c) She has mirrors placed by each of the doors and windows of her home.
(d) She uses binoculars.

5. What does the female third child tell Luke she does sometimes just for fun?
(a) Play with fire.
(b) Run around outside at night.
(c) Turn the music up really loud and sing along.
(d) Set off the house alarm.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Luke feel about the new houses being built next to his home?

2. What did Jen do to make sure no policemen stop her on her way to the rally?

3. What does Jen do when Luke asks her questions about that day he saw her?

4. How does Luke answer Jen's question about his brothers in Chapter 21?

5. What does Luke notice first as he makes his way outside to sneak over to the third child's house?

(see the answer key)

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