2. When Johnny returned home in Chapter 5, he stayed relatively well for a while, although it was increasingly difficult for him in regard to what?
(a) Memory.
(b) Reading ability.
(c) Math skills.
(d) Motor skills.

3. Johnny had difficulty with what elements of his attire after returning home in Chapter 5?
(a) Necktie and hat.
(b) Shirt and pants.
(c) Pants and socks.
(d) Shoelaces and belt.

4. In "Aftermath," Johnny's family was told that what would be very important to the neurological institutes in the world because it was so unique that Johnny remained so well up to the very end?
(a) Johnny's DNA.
(b) The slides from Johnny's brain.
(c) Johnny's brain samples.
(d) Johnny's memoir.

5. Johnny's family received news that he would be able to do what in Chapter 5?
(a) Have multiple surgeries.
(b) Graduate with his class.
(c) Live to be 25.
(d) Go to Carnegie Hall.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is a diagnostic, and at times therapeutic, procedure that is performed in order to collect a sample of cerebrospinal fluid for biochemical, microbiological, and cytological analysis?

2. How old was Johnny when he enjoyed taking chemistry and was making models of atoms in "A Few More of His Letters"?

3. What day was Johnny's birthday?

4. "Death Be Not Proud" takes its name from Holy Sonnet X by whom?

5. The first letter from "A Few More of His Letters" was written when Johnny was how old?

(see the answer key)

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