3. The last clue Frank gives Lionel and Gilbert as to his whereabouts is
(a) Rama-lama-ding-dong.
(b) Harry Brainum Jr.
(c) Barnum and Bailey Circus.
(d) The Pulaski Bridge.

4. In 1979, when Frank begins picking up the boys, he is
(a) Still a boy himself.
(b) Married, but living with his mother.
(c) Twenty-five years old.
(d) Ignorant and rude.

5. Echolalia refers to
(a) Yelling in between buildings to see if it echoes.
(b) Memorizing and repeating back conversations, word for word.
(c) Repeating and changing words.
(d) Copying what someone else says each they say something.

6. At the age of thirteen, Tony is taken in and then returned by foster parents because
(a) He is caught in bed with their sixteen-year-old daughter.
(b) He is gay.
(c) They are Quaker.
(d) He smokes and swears.

7. Frank loves the effects of Lionel's disease on his clients because
(a) It unnerves them.
(b) He is rude.
(c) He thinks they need to be taught a lesson.
(d) He wants to teach them about the disease.

8. After leaving St. Vincent's, Lionel lived
(a) On the street for two years.
(b) With Frank Minna.
(c) Next door to Julia.
(d) In the apartment above L & L.

9. The last of Lionel's symtoms to emerge at thirteen, which is encouraged by Frank is
(a) Whistling.
(b) Winking.
(c) Kissing.
(d) Language.

10. When he is discovered, Frank is suffering from
(a) A gunshot wound.
(b) A knife wound.
(c) A head wound.
(d) Multiple contusions.

11. When Tony tells Lionel to go explain to Julia, it suggests
(a) That everyone else has more important things to do.
(b) That the others are afraid of her.
(c) That she will prefer Lionel.
(d) That he knows her better than anyone else.

12. At Sarah J. Hale High School, it is not cool for a white boy to talk to, flirt with or make eye contact with a black girl because
(a) Their are only a few black girls.
(b) The student majority is hispanic.
(c) They are already claimed by boyfriends and their lives lead elsewhere.
(d) The white girl gangs will be insulted and ambush them.

13. In Chapter 4, the author changes point of view to
(a) Third person.
(b) Third person, omniscient.
(c) Second person.
(d) First person.

14. Frank and Julia Minna are
(a) No longer married.
(b) Happily married.
(c) Getting a divorce.
(d) No longer in love.

15. By condensing Chapter 4 to one page and one phrase that mentions dreams, the author is conveying
(a) The passing of night.
(b) Frank's unconsciousness.
(c) Lionel spending the night with Kimmery.
(d) An epileptic attack.