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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 does Miss Narwin say she wants Phillip to improve on?
(a) His sarcasm.
(b) His spelling.
(c) His handwriting.
(d) His attitude.
2. Why is Miss Narwin asking someone else to pay for the special program she wants to attend?
(a) She can only pay for half of it.
(b) She needs her money for a vacation.
(c) She cannot afford it.
(d) She does not think it is fair for her to pay her own way.
3. What does Miss Narwin tell Phillip he is in danger of after his term exam?
(a) Getting kicked off the track team.
(b) Failing the class.
(c) Not getting an education.
(d) Being ordinary.
4. What is the name of the girl that Phillip has a crush on?
(a) Allison.
(b) Amanda.
(c) Audra.
(d) Aubrie.
5. What is Phillip's last name?
(a) Mortimer.
(b) Mortenson.
(c) McCoy.
(d) Malloy.
Short Answer Questions
1. What kind of document tell us what Phillip won't be allowed to do in the Spring?
2. What is the special program that Miss Narwin wants to attend called?
3. What book was Phillip being tested on in his English exam?
4. What kind of restaurant did Phillip's father take him to in Chapter 7?
5. What is Miss Narwin's first name?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Miss Narwin write about in her letter to her sister in Chapter 9?
2. What is Philip's dream, and how did it start?
3. What kind of document is featured in Chapter 5?
4. Who does Miss Narwin want to pay for her special program, and why?
5. What happened when Philip went to a seafood restaurant with his parents?
6. What has Philip been assigned to read at school, and how does he feel about it?
7. What special program does Miss Narwin want to attend in the summer?
8. When does Philip's class schedule change?
9. What does Coach Jamison tell Philip before the track team try-outs?
10. What does Philip do to try to impress the girl he likes?
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