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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 kind of boots does the famous five's uncle wear?
(a) Camouflage.
(b) Knee-high.
(c) Fisherman's.
(d) Hunting.
2. What does Randolf get from his dad "who did not live there"?
(a) Christmas gifts.
(b) Santa's reindeer.
(c) Chrispbut cart.
(d) Holy tinsel.
3. On what kind of islands are the famous five plotting adventures?
(a) Venetian.
(b) Various.
(c) Varicose.
(d) Varial.
4. Who is the first listed of Randolf's friends in "Randolf's Party"?
(a) Pete.
(b) Sean.
(c) Bernie.
(d) Phil.
5. What is the famous five's author's name (as written by Lennon)?
(a) Erica Jong.
(b) Edith Shower.
(c) Enig Blyter.
(d) Enid Blower.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where do Randolf's friends hit him?
2. Whose job is it to provide a performer in "The Wrestling Dog"?
3. Who do the famous five notice getting off the train?
4. What is Frank's brother's name in "No Flies on Frank"?
5. Randolf notes, "All of a ______ there was amerry timble on the door."
Short Essay Questions
1. Where do the flies arrive in "No Flies on Frank"? What does Frank do about them?
2. What did Paul McCartney say of the collection in the Introduction of the book?
3. How does Lennon create the imagery in the story "The Wrestling Dog"? What is the setting?
4. Describe the word "macabre", and explain how this applies to "Good Dog Nigel" and "No Flies on Frank."
5. Why does Frank argue with his wife in "No Flies on Frank"? What happens because of this?
6. Describe the character of Frank in "No Flies on Frank."
7. Describe the rhyme and meter of the short poem, "Good Dog Nigel."
8. What is Frank's wife's appearance in "No Flies on Frank"? What actions does this character undertake?
9. Compare the characters of Eric Hearble and Frank. How are these characters similar? How do they differ?
10. Describe the plot of the story "The Wrestling Dog."
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