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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. Last year, what month did Sadie suggest she and Bird run away and find her parents and his mother?
(a) May.
(b) March.
(c) June.
(d) April.

2. Where does a search terminal indicate the book The Boy Who Drew Cats is located at the university library?
(a) E level.
(b) D level.
(c) B level.
(d) F level.

3. How long does Bird remember it took the police to come when his father burned his hand, dropped it on the floor, and shouted an oath?
(a) 15 minutes.
(b) 20 minutes.
(c) 10 minutes.
(d) 5 minutes.

4. How many other visitors are in the libary when Bird visits in Chapter 3?
(a) 11.
(b) 1.
(c) None.
(d) 5.

5. What did the boy who loved to draw cats use to make his paints?
(a) Plants.
(b) Stones.
(c) Flowers.
(d) Berries.

Short Answer Questions

1. What did Bird's father use to teach?

2. What type of clock does Bird see on the mantel in the foyer of the Duchess's house?

3. Where did the boy who loved to draw cats sleep in an abandoned house?

4. Wherre is Sadie from?

5. In Chapter 4, how many books did Ethan have to pull for the FBI?

Short Essay Questions

1. How is a woman and her dog injured that Bird sees in Chapter 7?

2. What changed for Bird after his mother left?

3. What story does Bird's father tell the security guards when Bird is found in the stacks?

4. How does Bird get into the university library and the stacks of the library?

5. What does the Duchess's place look like?

6. In the story about the boy who loved to draw cats, how does drawing cats save the boy?

7. What did Ethan's father to do to satisfy the FBI's request in Chapter 4, and how long did it take?

8. What does Ethan tell Bird could have been the consequences of Bird going to the library?

9. How did the neighbors act after Bird's mother left?

10. How did Sadie used to find time to visit the library?

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