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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 Max reply when Miles asks why he never said anything about Miles' mother and C.B. Whiting?
(a) "It's none of your business."
(b) "Why didn't you?"
(c) "I don't know what you're talking about."
(d) "She asked me not to."
2. With whom is Justin Dibble in love?
(a) Tick
(b) Cindy
(c) Grace
(d) Candice
3. With whom does Miles fight at Mrs. Whiting's house?
(a) Father Mark
(b) Zack
(c) Walt
(d) Jimmy
4. No one has heard from John Voss since _________________________.
(a) he went to Boston for the weekend
(b) he flunked the algebra test
(c) the night his grandmother's body was discovered
(d) Principal Meyer gave him detention
5. For whom does Jimmy do strong-arm work?
(a) Principal Meyer
(b) Janine
(c) Mrs. Whiting
(d) Miles
Short Answer Questions
1. Who does Janine pick up along the way to the Grill?
2. How does Principal Meyer know Zack has left the anonymous notes?
3. What happens a couple weeks after Miles and his mother return from Martha's Vineyard?
4. Where does Miles' mother take him after missing church for several weeks?
5. What does Miles tell Bea about Janine?
Short Essay Questions
1. What further details does Max reveal to Miles about Grace's affair with C.B. Whiting that summer long ago?
2. Who is Irene Walsh?
3. How does Mrs. Whiting feel about Cindy?
4. What is Janine's state of mind based on new information she has about Walt?
5. How is Zack's unsportsmanlike behavior having a negative impact on his life?
6. Who is Bill Taylor?
7. How is Mrs. Whiting's character further revealed in Part 3, Chapter 22?
8. What is the result of all the speculation about John Voss' grandmother?
9. What was the nature of David's relationship with his mother that perpetuates negative life choices?
10. What is the situation for Miles and Tick following the shooting?
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