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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 does Emmett say that science can't explain?
(a) Where man came from.
(b) Why a cat purrs.
(c) Why some people have two different colored eyes.
(d) Why zebras have stripes.

2. What video game are Anita and Emmett playing when Sam calls Lonnie?
(a) Chopper Command.
(b) Galaga.
(c) Space Invaders.
(d) Pac-Man.

3. What kind of car does Sam long for?
(a) A Porsche.
(b) A Trans Am.
(c) A Fiat.
(d) A Mercedes.

4. What does Sam think beer smells like when Lonnie kisses her and it is on his breath? Sulpher
(a) A sulfur factory.
(b) A dog's breath.
(c) A run-over skunk.
(d) Pickle juice.

5. From where does Lonnie call on the night of the dance?
(a) Paducah.
(b) Burger Boy.
(c) The lake.
(d) Lexington.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the shape of Lonnie's birthmark?

2. Who does Sam say a satellite dish on the back of a truck she and her passengers see on the highway belongs to?

3. What was Irene's gift to Sam for graduation?

4. Tom and Jim are collecting money for whose child that needs an operation?

5. How old is Tom, which is an age that Dawn thinks is really old?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Tom feel about making it back from the war?

2. Why didn't Sam move to Lexington with her mother and her new husband?

3. How does Anita describe the police officer she is dating from Benton?

4. How does Emmett respond when Sam asks idf he is afraid their house will fall down?

5. What is the reason Sam thinks Jim's wife let him?

6. Why is Sam afraid to ask Emmett why he flew the Vietcong flag from the courthouse?

7. How does Dawn feel about her father?

8. What do Sam and Dawn have in common concerning their living arrangements?

9. How does Sam feel about Bruce Springsteen?

10. Why does Emmett warn Sam and Lonnie not to let Moon Pie outside when the leave for Caewood's Pond?

(see the answer keys)

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