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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 sang "Don't Go Breaking My Heart" with Pong at the karaoke club?
(a) Anita.
(b) Mia.
(c) Lily.
(d) Coco.
2. What did one of the popular kids at a new school dub Tiller, according to his narrative in Chapter 15?
(a) Dirty.
(b) Easy.
(c) Clingy.
(d) Snobby.
3. Who wrote and recorded the song "Caravan" that Tiller sang at the karaoke club?
(a) The Beatles.
(b) The Who.
(c) Elvis Presley.
(d) Van Morrison.
4. Who were the last guests at Tiller and Val's home that led to the scuffle and ended their food hosting?
(a) Len and Pete.
(b) Jeff and Joe.
(c) Jack and James.
(d) John and Roger.
5. Where did the chef Chilies grow up?
(a) Laos.
(b) North Korea.
(c) Thailand.
(d) South Korea.
Short Answer Questions
1. What color were the birds that Tiller describes landing on this window sill in Chapter 18?
2. By what name did Prada go when she lived in the United States as a child?
3. The Kappagoda property is described in Chapter 17 as being located between Shenzhen and what city?
4. How many siblings did Pruitt say he had in Chapter 19?
5. What did people call the pop-up restaurant at Val and Tiller's home in Chapter 16?
Short Essay Questions
1. What did Drum reveal about his plans with Pong in Chapter 21?
2. How is Drum Kappagoda's estate described in Chapter 17?
3. What foreshadowing can be seen in Chapter 13?
4. How is Tiller's performance at the karaoke club described in Chapter 14?
5. How is Lily Zhang described in Chapter 13?
6. What led to Pong buying Tiller the knife in Chapter 12?
7. What uncomfortable encounter does Tiller describe involving Lucky's mother in Chapter 12?
8. How would you characterize Tiller's relationship with his father?
9. What is significant about the candies that Chilies gave Tiller in Chapter 17?
10. What does "20 Whet" refer to and why is it important to the story?
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