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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. Who is Bit's mother?
(a) Ms. Wilson.
(b) Ms. Jackson.
(c) Ms. Ross.
(d) Ms. Burns.
2. Who is the Life Science teacher for Jasmine and TJ?
(a) Ms. Edwards.
(b) Mr. Fantana.
(c) Mr. Brindle.
(d) Ms. Densmore.
3. How long did Jasmine miss school for her first attack with the blood disease?
(a) 1 month.
(b) 6 months.
(c) 2 weeks.
(d) 3 months.
4. What did the bullies call their game when they yanked Stevie's necktie so hard his neck hurt for a week in "Skitter Hitter"?
(a) Hangman's noose.
(b) Snatch the tail off the donkey.
(c) Rope at the rodeo.
(d) Pin the tail on the donkey.
5. What is the name of Pia's big sister?
(a) Santi.
(b) Jessica.
(c) Fawn.
(d) Anita.
Short Answer Questions
1. What blood disease has Jasmine had since birth?
2. Who is the school janitor at the school that the Low Cuts attend?
3. What assignment has Fatima's English teacher given for homework in "How to Look (Both) Both Ways"?
4. What is Pia's last name?
5. What is the main road outside the school that the Low Cuts set out on after their meeting in "The Low Cuts Strike Again"?
Short Essay Questions
1. How did the Low Cuts get their name?
2. Who are the Low Cuts? How are they described?
3. Why does Pia not encounter Stevie in the end of "Skitter Hitter"?
4. How is the narrative structure of “How to Look (Both) Both Ways” different than the other stories in the collection?
5. What is Pia's relationship with Fawn Samms in "Skitter Hitter"?
6. Where do the Low Cuts go to sell their candy? How much money do they make?
7. What is a frame narrative and how is this established in “Water Booger Bears”?
8. How is Stevie Munsen described in "Skitter Hitter"?
9. What are some of the examples of bullying seen in "Skitter Hitter"?
10. What is a red herring and how does this apply in “The Low Cuts Strike Again”?
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