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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 "Scene three Act one," a dog is quietly gnawing on what?
(a) A log.
(b) A cat.
(c) A baby.
(d) A pigmy.

2. How does John begin to look on Jack in "Treasure Ivan"?
(a) As a brother.
(b) As a son.
(c) As a father.
(d) As an uncle.

3. Michael can't speak because he is what?
(a) Debb and duff.
(b) Deaf and dumb.
(c) Dead and numb.
(d) Deed and guff.

4. Who "has put the Black Pot" on the "owld loon" in "Treasure Ivan"?
(a) Captaive Flint.
(b) John.
(c) Tommy.
(d) Captain Frint.

5. What time is it in "Scene three Act one"?
(a) Three forty.
(b) Four forty-five.
(c) Half past three.
(d) Three sixteen.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the Squire's name in "Treasure Ivan"?

2. What is the name of the band in "A Letter"?

3. What is the business the father wants to pass on to his son in "Henry and Harry"?

4. Lennon writes in "You Might Well Arsk", "Why were Prevelant ze _____, unt Docker Adenoid getting so friendly?"

5. Lennon writes in "All Abord Speeching," "Deep breathing is _____ for a dark voice."

Short Essay Questions

1. What is left unexplained in "Henry and Harry"?

2. What is the setting described in "Scene three Act one"?

3. Describe the topic of "All Abord Speeching." What is this selection satirizing?

4. What are the selections "The Fingletoad Resort of Teddiviscious" and "Alec Speaking" about?

5. What does Henry want in "Henry and Harry"? What happens in the beginning of this story?

6. What happens in the story "Victor Triumphs Again and Mrs. Weatherby Learns a Lesson"?

7. What is taking place in the opening of "Scene three Act one"?

8. Explain the plot of "Deaf Ted, Danoota, (and me)."

9. What takes place in "Nicely Nicely Clive"? Why is it titled as such?

10. What can you say about Lennon's consistency of language in the book? Is there an indication of meaning to it?

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