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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. Why is Ghost Girl sad in the Skelopup comic?
(a) She misses her cat.
(b) She misses her rat.
(c) She misses her hamster.
(d) She misses her rabbit.
2. What sounds can be heard from the camper that night in Chapter 14?
(a) Giggling.
(b) Ha, ha.
(c) Chuckles.
(d) Guffaws.
3. What does Naomi say would be disturbing in Chapter 13?
(a) If people were not different.
(b) If people were all alike.
(c) If everybody liked the same things.
(d) If everybody is the same.
4. What sign is on the door at Big Bubba Boxerbuns' place?
(a) No Soliciting.
(b) Go Away.
(c) Keep Out.
(d) Do Not Ring Bell.
5. In Chapter 14, who else comes back to the comic club?
(a) Corky.
(b) Drake.
(c) Naomi.
(d) Poppy.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where does Skelopup fly to to explain his idea to help Ghost Girl?
2. What type of sorbet does Poppy dislike?
3. What does Big Bubba Boxerbuns wear?
4. What color frog says they are stressed out thinking about adding pages to a comic in Chapter 14?
5. On the title page of Chapter 14, what color frog is talking to several other frogs?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Skelopup do to try to help Ghost Girl?
2. What does Naomi tell Poppy about everyone not needing to like the same things in Chapter 13?
3. Who are the Baby Frog Squad?
4. How does Big Bubba Boxerbuns lose his head?
5. Why is Ghost Girl sad?
6. Who is bothering Chubbs and Jake, and how are they bothering them?
7. What do Skeleton Boy, Ghost Girl, and Skelopup find when they go to old cat's favorite park before time is up to stop pretending to be happy?
8. How do the Baby Frog Squad manage to capture a bully, and then how does the bully escape?
9. What conversation do Poppy and Naomi have in Chapter 13 about what the word disturbing means?
10. Why does the publisher lady reject Poppy's comic?
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