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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. In Chapter 13, what does the bus driver call Gertie?
(a) Noisy
(b) Gertrude.
(c) Mayhem.
(d) Trouble.

2. In Chapter 20, what is the name of the man Rachel Collins is marrying?
(a) Vincent.
(b) Morgan.
(c) Walter.
(d) Robert.

3. In Chapter 22, what does the first grader who sits in front of Gertie on the bus give her?
(a) Piece of chocolate.
(b) Quarter.
(c) Cookie.
(d) Apple.

4. In Chapter 14, where does Gertie find Junior?
(a) Backyard.
(b) Closet.
(c) Living room.
(d) Pool.

5. In Chapter 21, what sounds can Gertie hear when she goes inside Rachel's house?
(a) Water running.
(b) Children giggling.
(c) Classical music.
(d) Clinking forks and glasses.

Short Answer Questions

1. In Chapter 19, what part does Roy get?

2. In Chapter 16, what day is it in Chapter 16?

3. In Chapter 15, how many other students are in class besides Gertie?

4. In Chapter 15, what is on a pamphlet that Ella waves at Gertie?

5. In Chapter 14, what does Audrey's hair smell like?

Short Essay Questions

1. In Chapter 14, what does Gertie say to Audrey?

2. In Chapter 21, what does Rachel Collins say and do when she sees Gertie?

3. In Chapter 22, what does Junior tell Gertie that he did after Aunt Rae called his mother saying that Gertie was missing?

4. in Chapter 13, why does Gertie want Junior to go to Mary Sue's party?

5. In Chapter 20, how does Gertie get Audrey not to tell that she is going to Rachel Collins's house?

6. In Chapter 17, what is the play that Mrs. Stebbins wants everyone to audition for?

7. In Chapter 19, how does Gertie audition for the part of Evangelina?

8. In Chapter 20, what happens when Gertie gets to Rachel Collins's house?

9. In Chapter 14, what does Mrs. Spivey say about staying in Alabama?

10. In Chapter 17, why is it a good thing that no one likes Gertie anymore?

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