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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 Lacey ask Q?
(a) If Q wants to go to college.
(b) If Q had been with Margo when Margo wreaked vengeance.
(c) If Q wants to go to jail for lying to a police officer.
(d) If Q is hiding Margo's whereabouts.

2. Who does Margo have to bribe?
(a) A police officer.
(b) The guard at Sea World.
(c) A security guard at Universal Studios.
(d) Chuck and his friends.

3. What does everyone get to experience in his/her life?
(a) Death.
(b) Joy.
(c) One miracle.
(d) Taxes.

4. Who does Q say rules the social hierarchy?
(a) No one.
(b) Ben.
(c) Margo.
(d) Whoever has the most things.

5. What is RHAPAW?
(a) The nickname of Ben's Buick.
(b) Where Margo tends to go after school.
(c) The place where the nerds hang out after school.
(d) The nickname of Q's dog.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Ben suggest about the poem lines about a door?

2. For what do Radar, Ben and Q wait?

3. Who do the three boys speak to at Margo's house?

4. What happened when Ben Starling has a kidney infection?

5. Who is Q's date to the prom?

Short Essay Questions

1. What happens when Q, Radar and Ben approach an abandoned building in their search for Margo?

2. What does Q do in class concerning the night with Margo and why does he wonder about her?

3. What does Margo give Q to do with as he likes?

4. Who is Robert Joyner and what do Margo and Q have to do with the man?

5. What does Margo say about her boyfriend, Jase, and what is Q's reaction?

6. What does Q ask Margo to do after the Sea World adventure and how does he feel?

7. What do Margo and Q do at the SunTrust Building?

8. About what does Q fantasize concerning Margo as he is going through her room for clues, and what does he decide to do?

9. Describe Q's conversation with Otis Warren.

10. Describe Ben Starlling and his relationship to Q.

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