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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. How many kids does Jen really think will show up at her rally?
(a) None.
(b) Half of them.
(c) A few of them.
(d) All of them.

2. What does the Government spend a great deal of money trying to convince people?
(a) That having a third child means you're a bad citizen.
(b) That they have people patrolling to see houses with window shades down all the time.
(c) That they can monitor television and computer screens.
(d) That their whole family will be killed if a third child is found.

3. Why did the Government make it illegal to have pets?
(a) The food shortage.
(b) An epidemic of lice.
(c) Because of the diseases they may carry.
(d) They believe animals are only for eating.

4. What does Luke have to do after he breaks into Jen's house in Chapter 26?
(a) Break the alarm.
(b) Disable the alarm using the code Jen taught him.
(c) Search it to make sure it's empty.
(d) Turn off all the lights.

5. Why does Luke go stir crazy in his house the first few weeks of April?
(a) His father is home every day.
(b) It's snowing.
(c) His brothers have school off for Spring Break.
(d) It's rainy.

Short Answer Questions

1. After Jen's father demands to know why Luke didn't stop Jen from going to the rally, how does Luke respond?

2. What does Luke suggest that his mother do in Chapter 25?

3. How did Jen's father know that Luke was in his house?

4. How many times does Luke visit Jen in March?

5. What does Luke learn about from the books that Jen has given him that he mentions to his dad?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Jen plan on getting the rally she has planned?

2. What Government propaganda has Luke's family completely believed in that shocks Jen?

3. How does Luke's new identity empower him?

4. How does Luke answer Jen's father when he asks Luke why he didn't stop Jen from going to the rally?

5. What does Jen's father tell the Population Police to get them to leave his house?

6. What does Luke now realize about how he can create change in the world, but in a different way than Jen?

7. What does Jen do to assure that no Population Police stop her on the way to the rally?

8. What does Jen tell Luke about when she was younger and going to play groups with other third children?

9. What are the practical differences between Luke and Jen's families?

10. What does Jen do with the mirrors in her house to help her see out the windows?

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