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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 does Greg say is a great invention to replace toilet paper?
(a) Disposable rags.
(b) Bidet.
(c) Baby wipes.
(d) Cotton wipes.
2. In a thousand years, what does Greg think humans will lack?
(a) Backbones.
(b) Legs.
(c) Spines.
(d) Feet.
3. Where did Greg spend July and August?
(a) Film Camp.
(b) Sports Camp.
(c) Computer Camp.
(d) Music Camp.
4. What program does Greg volunteer for the first week of school in Section 1?
(a) Homework Buddies.
(b) Chess team.
(c) Hall monitor.
(d) Theater team.
5. What is Rodrick's first task at the ice cream parlor?
(a) Sweeping the floor.
(b) Washing dishes.
(c) Cleaning the bathrooms.
(d) Taking out the trash.
Short Answer Questions
1. After the party in Section 2, where are some stragglers hiding?
2. What happened to the beverage Greg took to another location to sell in Section 2?
3. What does Greg fill with the beverage he decides to sell at his stand?
4. What is the name of the music teacher in Section 1?
5. What did Greg do when he was at camp in July and August?
Short Essay Questions
1. What dessert does the Old-Timey Ice Cream Parlour have that Greg does not like?
2. How does Sue get enough signatures for her electronics-free weekend?
3. What did Frank do when he was a kid to earn money?
4. What happens when Greg asks his mother to open a microwave burrito for him?
5. Why does Greg's mom think that things were better when she was young, and why does Greg disagree?
6. What do grown-ups say about the "good old days," and why does Greg think grow-ups always talk about the "good old days"?
7. Why is the town park such a mess?
8. What trip is coming up in a month at Greg's school?
9. Why were some teenagers brought to the park for the cleanup?
10. What does Greg decide to sell when the lemonade does not work out, and how does he try to advertise?
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