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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. Who actually ends up being the team's goalie?
(a) Uncle Jack.
(b) Primrose.
(c) A Cambodian orphan with one foot.
(d) Miss Honeycut.
2. Why does Primrose try to cut the guinea pig's hair?
(a) She thinks it looks better short.
(b) She is bored.
(c) The hair was singed in a minor fire.
(d) She wants to dye it pink.
3. In what sport does Uncle Jack hope to involve Primrose?
(a) Tennis.
(b) Soccer.
(c) Hockey.
(d) Swimming.
4. Who does Uncle Jack rescue from the fire?
(a) Bert and Evie.
(b) Miss Perfidy.
(c) Miss Honeycut.
(d) Primrose.
5. What permanent injury does Primrose suffer from the incident?
(a) She loses her arm.
(b) She loses her little finger.
(c) She loses one little toe.
(d) She loses her thumb.
Short Answer Questions
1. Does Primrose think that Evie and Bert are nice?
2. What activity does Uncle Jack suggest that Primrose try instead of just walking on the pier?
3. Miss Honeycut says that she has not been doing anything to Primrose and blames everything on whom?
4. Whose home catches on fire?
5. Who are Evie and Bert?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is Uncle Jack's reaction when Primrose is put in foster care?
2. What are some of the activities in which adults try to involve Primrose?
3. What does Miss Honeycut mean when she says that Primrose attacked a "small, helpless animal"?
4. What is unique about the food at Miss Bowzer's restaurant?
5. When Uncle Jack goes to dinner with Miss Honeycut, what are their different goals?
6. How does the guinea pig's cage catch on fire?
7. What happens to Miss Perfidy in Chapter 14, when she is in the hospital?
8. When Primrose sees orcas swimming in the ocean, who do they remind her of?
9. What is Miss Perfidy's very unusual mental condition?
10. In Chapter 8, Primrose's sweaters are missing. What are some of the possible reasons for this?
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