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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 happened to the beverage Greg took to another location to sell in Section 2?
(a) Used for flower beds.
(b) Given to dogs.
(c) Given to little kids.
(d) Drank by volunteers.

2. After the party in Section 2, where are some stragglers hiding?
(a) Manny's room.
(b) Rodrick's room.
(c) Basement.
(d) Grandpa's room.

3. How much does Greg charge for lemonade in Section 2?
(a) 50 cents or $1.00.
(b) 50 cents.
(c) 75 cents.
(d) $1.00 or $1.50.

4. In Section 2, what does Frank install in the house?
(a) Security system.
(b) Garage door opener.
(c) Security lights.
(d) Webcam.

5. What does Greg fill with the beverage he decides to sell at his stand?
(a) Manny's baby pool.
(b) Large glass canister.
(c) Dish pan.
(d) Big bowl.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does a boy in Greg's neighborhood say that proceeds from his lemonade stand will go towards?

2. When Greg went to camp in July and August, how long did it take for his eyes to adjust to the sunlight every day?

3. What month is it at the beginning of Section 1?

4. How long does it take Frew to do Greg's homework in Section 1?

5. When was Greg on the swim team?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Sue get enough signatures for her electronics-free weekend?

2. What trip is coming up in a month at Greg's school?

3. What happens when Greg asks his mother to open a microwave burrito for him?

4. Why were some teenagers brought to the park for the cleanup?

5. What do grown-ups say about the "good old days," and why does Greg think grow-ups always talk about the "good old days"?

6. Why does Rodrick get a job, and where does he find a job?

7. What did Frank do when he was a kid to earn money?

8. Why was Rodrick late to work in Section 2?

9. How does Greg's Homework Buddy help him?

10. What happened to Greg last summer at the town pool?

(see the answer keys)

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