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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 28-31.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Rufus notices what about Ernie Brown and himself when he initially meets him?
(a) They both have pronounced square jaws.
(b) They have similar looking high cheekbones.
(c) They have similar looking noses.
(d) They have similar looking ears.

2. When Simon tells Ernie Brown that Rufus keeps his scrapbook that he calls his dream book, Rufus tackles and wrestles Simon until when?
(a) Ernie Bown separates them.
(b) The cops break up their fight.
(c) Rufus wins the fight.
(d) Alex Robbins separates them.

3. Observing what he does about the Gassers' dates, what does Rufus also see those Gassers doing?
(a) Watching the rear exit door.
(b) Apparently getting intoxicated.
(c) Collecting together near the entrance.
(d) Staring at an air vent.

4. What do Rufus and his mother do in response to Alex Robbins' recommendation regarding the pigtail being cut off?
(a) Both Rufus and his mother agree to follow Alex Robbins' proposal.
(b) Rufus follows Alex Robbins' proposal, his mother does not.
(c) Both Rufus and his mother refuse to follow Alex Robbins' proposal.
(d) Rufus' mother follows Alex Robbins' proposal, Rufus does not.

5. Now that Ernie Brown will be nearby, Rufus has a fantasy that he will meet Ernie and what else?
(a) Be recognized as his son.
(b) Be recognized as his younger brother.
(c) Be recognized as a skillful receiver.
(d) Be recognized as a skillful passer.

Short Answer Questions

1. The meetings Rufus has with Mr. Rubio transpire when?

2. Who tells Bantu the Moors have a new president?

3. Whereas Rufus felt a graduation celebration was a silly notion earlier, why is it he thinks it is a good idea now?

4. What do the Moors plan to do to get money to buy sneakers and T-shirts as workout clothes?

5. Rufus realizes the Moors must agree to meet Alex Robbins at the crafts room for what reason?

(see the answer key)

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