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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Section 3: Chapter 16, "Wednesday, November 3, 10:15 a.m.," through Chapter 23, "Wednesday, November 3, 2:00 p.m." .
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What do all of the students' theories about what has happened to Chad seem to have in common?
(a) The idea that Chad himself is to blame for whatever has happened to him.
(b) The belief that Chad's disappearance is part of some strange game Chad is playing.
(c) The suspicion that Chad's disappearance was caused by Marshall.
(d) The idea that Chad has run away because his parents were mad at him.
2. Why does everything in the woods look so unfamiliar to Tamaya?
(a) It was much darker when she was in the woods the day before.
(b) When she was in the woods before, she was distracted by her conversation with Marshall.
(c) When she was in the woods before, she was too afraid to pay close attention.
(d) She is not used to the woods and does not really know what to look for.
3. Who made the rule that prevents Tamaya from using the internet to help with her school work?
(a) Mrs. Thaxton.
(b) Ms. Filbert.
(c) Tamaya's mother.
(d) Tamaya's father.
4. What is the name of the scientist who invented the product made at SunRay Farms?
(a) Elliot Wassermann.
(b) Jonathan Fitzman.
(c) Jacob Wright.
(d) William Foote.
5. What does Marshall do when he is asked whether he saw Chad after school on the previous day?
(a) He lies.
(b) He laughs.
(c) He starts to cry.
(d) He refuses to speak.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is emphasized in the description of the inside of Tamaya's house?
2. Where does Chad claim he once rode his motorcycle?
3. On page 91, when Marshall thinks that Tamaya's hand is "grotesque," what does this mean about her hand?
4. About how long before the action of the novel starts was the Senate hearing on SunRay Farms held?
5. What first motivated Chad to turn against Marshall?
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