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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. What does Malorie do to Cheryl's car?
(a) She smashes in the windshield.
(b) She paints the windshield black.
(c) She removes the seats.
(d) She deflates the tires.

2. What do Tom and Don drink together?
(a) Two glasses of rum.
(b) Two beers.
(c) A bottle of wine.
(d) Two root beers.

3. Why do Tom and Jules decide against opening their eyes in the first house?
(a) They feel someone breathing on them.
(b) It smells too bad.
(c) They feel a breeze.
(d) They hear a noise.

4. How does the group decide whether to let Gary in?
(a) A trivia game.
(b) An arm wrestling match.
(c) A coin toss.
(d) A vote.

5. How does Gary discover Frank's writings?
(a) Gary asks Frank to read them.
(b) Gary finds Frank's notebook in the garbage.
(c) Gary steal's Frank's notebook.
(d) Gary reads Frank's notebook after Frank dies.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Jules thinks he finds in the middle of the street while on his and Tom's excursion?

2. How far does Malorie drive to the bar?

3. Who helps Malorie up the stairs when she stumbles in Chapter 40?

4. What does Don do in Chapter 40?

5. What does Tom bring back from his second excursion?

Short Essay Questions

1. What type of dogs do Jules and Tom find?

2. Where does Don spend most of his time after Gary leaves the house?

3. How does Malorie tell Olympia that they will deliver their babies?

4. What snacks does Malorie give her children in the rowboat?

5. Why does Malorie leave the house to go to the bar?

6. What is the last item that Tom brings out of his bag in Chapter 37?

7. What are some of the items printed on the receipt found by Tom in a vacant house?

8. Who is the housemate who arrives in Chapter 27?

9. How does Malorie consider blinding her children?

10. How do Tom and Jules propose to walk during their next trip outside of the house?

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