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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. Where did Greg's grandfather used to live before he moves in with Greg's family?
(a) Eastside Assisted Living Complex.
(b) Westside Condos.
(c) Sonoma Village.
(d) Leisure Towers.

2. Who gets the cleanup at the park in Section 2 organized?
(a) Boy Scouts.
(b) Teachers.
(c) The mayor.
(d) Girl Scouts.

3. What does Greg's grandfather say they played when he was a kid?
(a) Hacky sack.
(b) Marbles.
(c) Kick the Can.
(d) Horseshoes.

4. What do the people who organize the park cleanup sell?
(a) Lemonade.
(b) Hats.
(c) Cookies.
(d) Popcorn.

5. What is everyone supposed to do during the electronics-free weekend?
(a) Get together at a park.
(b) Have a pie social.
(c) Cleanup.
(d) Play games.

Short Answer Questions

1. What was the name of Greg's grandfather's girlfriend who broke up with him?

2. What day of the week is it at the beginning of Section 1?

3. A few years ago, when did a community group build a community garden?

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

5. What is Rodrick's first task at the ice cream parlor?

Short Essay Questions

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

2. What dessert does the Old-Timey Ice Cream Parlour have that Greg does not like?

3. Why does Greg choose the room where he will sleep in Section 1?

4. Why is the town park such a mess?

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. What is happening at the Heffley house when they go home after finding Rodrick in Section 2?

7. Why does Greg's grandfather move in with Greg's family?

8. What happens to Greg's Fitness Water when he takes it to the park?

9. How did Greg spend his summer this year, and why did he choose that activity?

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

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