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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 is served for dessert after Melody’s nature walk?
(a) Cheesecake.
(b) Parfaits.
(c) Banana spilts.
(d) Sundaes.
2. With which of the following does Chapter 33 begin?
(a) “The sun glimmered above.”
(b) “Okay, so now it was my turn to get out there.”
(c) “So here I was, a girl sitting there in a wheelchair at a stable.”
(d) “You ready for our flames tonight?”
3. Which of the following does Melody encounter on the way to the latrine at night?
(a) A snake.
(b) A frog.
(c) An owl.
(d) A skunk.
4. In Balloon Ball, how many points are scored for a balloon lost to the sky?
(a) 5.
(b) 2.
(c) 1.
(d) 3.
5. Which group sets up the fire after Melody’s nature walk?
(a) Grey Goats.
(b) Fiery Falcons.
(c) Green Gazelles.
(d) Blue Badgers.
Short Answer Questions
1. What name is given to the Fiery Falcons’ unwelcome cabin visitor?
2. In Balloon Ball, how many points are scored for a popped balloon?
3. Which of the Panthers does Melody first encounter while on her horse?
4. With which of the following does Chapter 38 begin?
5. What game does Melody note is played at her school, in which she cannot join?
Short Essay Questions
1. To what does Melody ascribe her nighttime need to visit the latrine?
2. What reasons do the counselors give for being upset with Melody and her cabin-mates for their unauthorized excursion?
3. How do the Fiery Falcons prepare uniforms for Balloon Ball?
4. How does Melody mount her horse?
5. What is done with the balloons that remain from Balloon Ball?
6. What does Carter cite as the best reason to be a boat captain?
7. What justification is given for scoring a caught balloon as 50 points?
8. How is Melody equipped for going out on a nature walk?
9. Why does Melody feel like crying while aboard the Silver Sarah?
10. What prompts the counselors to close lunch prior to Balloon Ball?
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