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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. What color speedboat does a woman throw a beer can at in Chapter 12?
2. In Chapter 17, what does Grandpa Bobby say that he was smuggling?
3. In Chapter 9, what television station does Paine say wants to talk with him?
4. In Chapter 8, who is in Noah's room when he wakes from a dream?
5. In Chapter 12, what is the name of the man who works at the Coast Guard station and warns Dusty whenever there is going to be an inspection?
Short Essay Questions
1. In Chapter 18, how did Shelly keep Billy Babcock from going into work?
2. In Chapter 12, what is a tuna tower?
3. In Chapter 10, what does Noah do when he is hurting from the injuries inflicted by Jasper?
4. What does Shelly say about the money that Dusty makes from the casino?
5. what does Grandpa Bobby give Noah and Abbey before he leaves and why?
6. How does Noah describe his dad's appearance on the television interviews?
7. How does Noah describe Rado's dog in Chapter 15?
8. In Chapter 14, why does Bull apologize to Abbey and Noah?
9. In Chapter 19, what are some things the Underwoods do when Grandpa Bobby spends a week with them?
10. In Chapter 16, what happens when Luno points a gun at Noah and Abbey when they are on the dinghy?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Paine punches several doors when he learns Dusty’s sentence for polluting the bay. How does the way he loses his temper in that instance reflect a more mature handling of his anger, and how does losing his temper that time actually benefit him?
Essay Topic 2
Shelly leaves Dusty, a man with money, to live with Lice Peeking, a man with very little worldly possessions. What type of person is Shelly and what do her relationships reveal about her?
Essay Topic 3
Noah sometimes struggles to understand his father and the things his father does. What does Noah learn about his father, and how does that knowledge help him understand his father and his motives?
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