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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 does Greg have to sit in history class?
(a) Next to the teacher's desk.
(b) 3 rows from the front.
(c) Back row.
(d) Front row.

2. Who was the smartest kid in Greg's class until fifth grade?
(a) Peter Uteger.
(b) Jeremy Pindle.
(c) Christopher Ziegel.
(d) Alex Aruda.

3. At the beginning of "September," what does Mom give Greg?
(a) Art supplies.
(b) Fountain pen.
(c) Journal.
(d) Crayons.

4. In "September," how old is Manny?
(a) 3.
(b) 5.
(c) 2.
(d) 4.

5. What does Dad work on while Rodrick and Greg are supposed to be doing chores?
(a) Car repair.
(b) Miniature trains.
(c) Civil War battlefield.
(d) Woodworking.

Short Answer Questions

1. How much time does Dad spend working on a project while Rodrick and Greg are supposed to be doing dishes?

2. Where does Greg say that he got the idea to pretend that Chirag is not visible?

3. In science class in "October," how many kids does Greg tell his teacher are in the class?

4. When Greg fills out a questionnaire that is supposed to predict the type of job he will have when he grows up, what job does he get?

5. in "September," what does Mom want Dad to do with her?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is the second most embarrassing thing that has ever happened to Greg?

2. How does Chirag treat Greg after Greg apologizes for treating him like he was invisible?

3. What does Greg do to Chirag Gupta?

4. What trick does Greg use to get out of swimming practice?

5. Why does Greg say he had a lousy summer?

6. Where does Greg spend time during Rodrick's party?

7. Why will no one get near Greg on the first day of school, and how does he solve that problem?

8. What are two times in "October," when Greg's honesty causes problems?

9. Why does Greg find Rowley's birthday party boring?

10. Why does Greg walk home every day after swimming?

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