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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 remnant does Moth have from the accident?
(a) A scar on her face.
(b) She is in a wheelchair.
(c) She is missing a leg.
(d) She has metal that is still in her arm.

2. Who is Sani's mother?
(a) Jennifer.
(b) Winnie.
(c) Meghan.
(d) Riley.

3. Which of the following does Moth's grandfather include in his finding spell?
(a) Metal.
(b) A handkerchief.
(c) Corn.
(d) A crisp white feather.

4. What does Moth notice that all the kids in her school seem to love?
(a) Phones.
(b) Videos.
(c) Soda.
(d) Pep rallies.

5. What does Sani tell Moth is not as easy as giving up smoking?
(a) Skating.
(b) Making amends with his stepfather.
(c) Finding his voice again.
(d) Swimming.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is one good memory Moth has of summers before the accident?

2. Who lives in the First World of Sani's stories?

3. Early in Part II, who does Moth imagine a conversation with?

4. What does Moth take from Aunt Jack without asking?

5. How does Moth say you come back from a road trip?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Moth imagine would happen if she went to therapy?

2. What does Moth mean when she says she is living "a secondhand life" (5)?

3. What does Moth articulate as the significance of names, in general, in Part I?

4. Why does Moth think she might not hate this coming summer as much as she has hated the past two?

5. Why does Moth think Aunt Jack does not tell Moth she is leaving for the summer?

6. What part of the moth's life cycle does Moth say is a miracle, and why?

7. Why does Moth's grandfather say she dances so well?

8. What begins to lessen Moth's fixation on the terrible memories of her car accident?

9. What does Sani do with Moth after she has been sitting outside in the cold for hours the night she wanted to have her party?

10. Why is Sani mad at his mother in Part II?

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