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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 do the five remaining Bedwetters find so ridiculous about the state agents' attire?
(a) Their hats.
(b) Their vests.
(c) Their shoes.
(d) Their gloves.

2. When they reach the final fence, how do the Bedwetters let out their nervousness and excitement?
(a) By bumping.
(b) By laughing.
(c) By singing.
(d) By hollering.

3. What has Cotton renamed the truck they drove to the preserve?
(a) The Judas Truck.
(b) The Honey Truck.
(c) The Midas Truck.
(d) The Caesar Truck.

4. How many state agents were sent to manage the rogue campers at the buffalo reserve?
(a) One.
(b) Seven.
(c) Over forty.
(d) Two dozen.

5. How many trucks of rangers head toward the boys at the final fence?
(a) Six.
(b) Four.
(c) Five.
(d) Three.

Short Answer Questions

1. Which of the Bedwetters had a Bar Mitzvah before coming to summer camp?

2. How did Wheaties feel about the foot race against the Apaches?

3. What lie did the Bedwetters tell on the day they successfully stole all five of the summer camp trophies?

4. What is the final chant of the Bedwetters at the close of the novel?

5. What was the name of the pet piranha?

Short Essay Questions

1. What was Wheaties reaction to the buffalo hunt?

2. What camp animal did Lally Two bond with, and how?

3. Who do the Bedwetters imagine seeing them as they drive toward the final fence?

4. How did the Bedwetters find themselves present at a buffalo hunting event?

5. What happened to the Bedwetters' chamber pot at the end of the novel?

6. How has the herd of buffalo changed from night to morning?

7. What important turning point happens in Lally Two's life as the Bedwetters prepare to fully free the buffalo?

8. What story does Teft tell about his cousin and the piranha?

9. What is the moral in Teft's story about the piranha?

10. Who climbs up on the catwalk at the buffalo reserve?

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