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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 spend July and August?
(a) Music Camp.
(b) Sports Camp.
(c) Computer Camp.
(d) Film Camp.
2. How many people did Grandpa try to invite to the house?
(a) 2.
(b) 15.
(c) 8.
(d) 1.
3. How did Sue get all the signatures for her petition?
(a) Stopped people after church.
(b) Stood outside the library.
(c) Intercepted the partygoers at her house.
(d) Took the petition to several big employers in town.
4. What did Greg do when he was at camp in July and August?
(a) Learn to create a computer program.
(b) Practice the trumpet.
(c) Watch movies.
(d) Play baseball.
5. In Section 2, how much is the traffic ticket Rodrick receives?
(a) $75.
(b) $125.
(c) $100.
(d) $50.
Short Answer Questions
1. What day of the week is it at the beginning of Section 1?
2. What day of the week does Greg talk about what his father did in the summertime when he was growing up?
3. How long does it take Frew to do Greg's homework in Section 1?
4. A few years ago, when did a community group build a community garden?
5. Who has a party at the beginning of Section 2?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does Greg's grandfather move in with Greg's family?
2. How does Sue get enough signatures for her electronics-free weekend?
3. Why does Rodrick get a job, and where does he find a job?
4. What happens when Greg asks his mother to open a microwave burrito for him?
5. How did Greg spend his summer this year, and why did he choose that activity?
6. What complaints do people who visit Greg's lemonade stand have?
7. What dessert does the Old-Timey Ice Cream Parlour have that Greg does not like?
8. What does Greg decide to sell when the lemonade does not work out, and how does he try to advertise?
9. What happens to Greg's Fitness Water when he takes it to the park?
10. What do grown-ups say about the "good old days," and why does Greg think grow-ups always talk about the "good old days"?
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