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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 17-23.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Where do Frank and Jake get the money to buy food and games at the celebration?
(a) From Ruth.
(b) From the yard work they have done for Lise.
(c) From the yard work they have done for their grandfather.
(d) From Nathan.
2. What does Morris Engdahl offer as the alibi proving his innocence concerning Ariel's disappearance?
(a) He was with his girlfriend in an abandoned building all night.
(b) He was working for Lise cleaning her house all night.
(c) He was home getting drunk with his father all night.
(d) He was working on his car with another mechanic all night.
3. What two queries does Frank make of Karl during the ride in the Triumph?
(a) He asks whether Karl wants to go to Hollywood someday and whether he wants to be a celebrity or not.
(b) He asks if Karl loves his mother and if he thinks she will make a good mother-in-law for Ariel.
(c) He asks if Karl wants Ariel to attend Juilliard and what it is like to act in a play.
(d) He asks if Karl loves Ariel and if he intends to marry her.
4. In what month and year does the narrator's story begin?
(a) July of 1961.
(b) January of 1961.
(c) July of 1969.
(d) January of 1967.
5. When Officer Doyle, Gus, and Frank pass by the Emil Brandt's house in Officer Doyle's Studebaker, who is sitting on the porch with Emil?
(a) Karl.
(b) Ariel.
(c) Jake.
(d) Ruth.
Short Answer Questions
1. What difficult task does Lise assign to Frank and Jake when the three are gardening together?
2. Who prevents Morris Engdahl from hurting Frank on the Fourth of July?
3. Why is the old stone quarry the boys' usual choice of swimming site when there are three possibilities in town?
4. What reason does Frank give for the Fourth of July being one of his favorite holidays?
5. What is Warren Redstone's explanation for his possession of Ariel's piece of jewelry?
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