3. Throughout the book, vignettes tell the reader
(a) How Lionel becomes a Zen Master.
(b) Clues about who is the murderer.
(c) The thought process for someone with Lionel's disease.
(d) How Lionel falls in love with Kimmery.

4. Lionel spends many hours of his childhood
(a) Playing with Tony.
(b) In the library.
(c) Hiding.
(d) Crying.

5. When Frank leaves the building, he is being escorted by
(a) Kimmery.
(b) The doorman.
(c) A giant man in a black coat.
(d) Gilbert.

6. After their work is done, Frank often gives the boys
(a) Advice.
(b) One hundred dollars.
(c) Twenty dollars and a beer.
(d) Driving lessons.

7. The owner of Zeod's Market asks Lionel if he should
(a) Put his sandwich on Frank's tab.
(b) Kick the policeman out of his store.
(c) Make the policeman the same sandwich.
(d) Put his sandwich in a bag.

8. When asked where she is going, Julia tells Lionel
(a) Manhattan.
(b) I'm going to find out who did this.
(c) I'm going to a place of peace.
(d) Back to Poland.

9. On the way to the hospital, Minna asks Lionel for
(a) His promise to find the attacker.
(b) A joke.
(c) His gun.
(d) Sympathy.

10. Loomis' tendencies toward laziness and imprecision cause Lionel to
(a) Slap him.
(b) Suffer more than his usual number of symtoms.
(c) Lecture him.
(d) Dislike him.

11. (Tourette Dreams) immediately follows
(a) A tic.
(b) Lionel passing out.
(c) Lionel blowing out the candle and going to bed.
(d) Frank's departure.

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) The white girl gangs will be insulted and ambush them.
(d) They are already claimed by boyfriends and their lives lead elsewhere.

13. The Minna Men first meet Frank's brother, Gerard at
(a) Their mother's home during Christmas dinner.
(b) At the Zendo.
(c) They never meet him.
(d) At the hospital.

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

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