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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 is Fone asked for by the Great Red Dragon in Chapter on?
(a) Where he is going.
(b) Some food.
(c) A light.
(d) To see Fone's map.
2. What does Phoney say to Ted when they meet?
(a) Do you have a brain?
(b) You look like a leaf.
(c) Take me to your leader.
(d) You can be my servant.
3. What does Fone tell Ted that Ted looks like when they first meet in Chapter one?
(a) A twig.
(b) A leaf.
(c) A speck of dirt.
(d) The effects that dehydration has on the mind.
4. Who does Ted say he will take Fone to?
(a) Thorn.
(b) Fone's cousins.
(c) Gran'ma Ben.
(d) The king.
5. What is on Gran'ma's cow when she arrives home?
(a) Phoney.
(b) A crate.
(c) A pile of money.
(d) A group of chickens.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Thorn warn Fone not to do?
2. Where does Miz 'Possum say she is going?
3. What landmark does Fone first say that he cannot find on the map he has?
4. What does Fone tell the possum children when they ask if he was scared of the encounter with the rat creatures in Chapter two?
5. What does THorn do when Fone begins to tell her about Moby Dick?
Short Essay Questions
1. Describe the scene in chapter three when Thorn wakes Fone up.
2. What is Phoney doing when he is first shown in chapter three?
3. What happens when Fone meets Thorn?
4. What do Fone and Thorn discuss about the dragon in chapter three?
5. Describe the scene in chapter three when Gran'ma Ben arrives home.
6. Describe the scene in chapter three where Thorn and Fone go through Fone's knapsack.
7. What does Gran'ma say about Phoney and Fone in the end of chapter three?
8. Describe how the chase scene begins in chapter two between Fone and the rat creatures.
9. What happens when the children and Fone begin playing?
10. In chapter one what is said about why the Bones left Boneville?
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