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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. Of Ana, the narrator says in Chapter 22 that what "has never done her any harm" (179)?
(a) "Nature."
(b) "Her family."
(c) "Books."
(d) "Her dog."

2. Who attempts to attend the hockey game with Robbie Holts in Chapter 18?
(a) Roger.
(b) Kira.
(c) Ramona.
(d) Fatima.

3. Who does Sune suggest David consider for his team in Chapter 8?
(a) Amat.
(b) William Lyt.
(c) Bobo.
(d) Kevin.

4. What month was it that the narrator describes in Chapter 1?
(a) September.
(b) April.
(c) March.
(d) June.

5. Who is the club sponsor and the owner of a supermarket chain that Peter encounters in Chapter 16?
(a) Alex.
(b) Tails.
(c) Holger.
(d) Hog.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who asks Amat about Maya in Chapter 12?

2. Where in the house does Ana ask about Maya's whereabouts in the opening of Chapter 22?

3. Who is Maya's best friend?

4. What does Kevin's mother do to create an explanation for the dent in the cellar door?

5. Who is the junior team coach in Chapter 6?

Short Essay Questions

1. What occurs in Kevin's room during the party in Chapter 21?

2. How does Amat perform in the semifinal game in Chapter 18?

3. What does the banner say that is seen in the hockey club president's office? What does it represent?

4. What is the bet that William Lyt makes in Chapter 21? What is the significance of this bet?

5. How is Benji's character introduced? What is Benji's family like?

6. Who is Adri? What is her profession? How is she connected to the main characters of the story?

7. How does Zacharias's friendship with Amat change after Amat begins playing with the junior team?

8. How is the setting of the Barn described? Who owns this establishment?

9. What are the obstacles that Jeanette faces with her class in Chapter 10?

10. How is Ana treated by the older girls at the party? How does she respond?

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