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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. How do Margo's parents describe Margo?
(a) As a sickness.
(b) As someone who does not know boundaries.
(c) As a pariah.
(d) As a wonderful but misguided girl.

2. Why does Q call Ben when he and Margo leave the first house they break into?
(a) To ask Ben to help them with a lock problem.
(b) To see if Ben is monitoring any police bands.
(c) To find out Chuck's address.
(d) To ask Ben to call Chuck to see if Chuck is home.

3. Who do the three boys speak to at Margo's house?
(a) The housekeeper.
(b) Ruthie.
(c) Margo's father.
(d) Margo's mother.

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

5. What did Margo and Q do in the sixth grade that Q wants to do that night?
(a) Dance the cha cha cha.
(b) Kiss.
(c) Share a piece of keylime pie.
(d) Dance the foxtrot.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Q think Margo has given him to help him grow?

2. Who does Q say rules the social hierarchy?

3. What are Q and his friends considered in high school?

4. What embarrasses Radar?

5. How does Robert Joyner's divorce affect him?

Short Essay Questions

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

2. What is the parting scene like between Margo and Q at the end of the night?

3. What is Margo's relationship to Q?

4. Who questions Q about Margo's disappearance?

5. What does the prologue say about miracles?

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

7. What does Lacey want when she approaches Q at school?

8. Describe Q's conversation with Otis Warren.

9. Who visits Q near midnight one night and what does she want?

10. What does Margo ask Q when they are driving around, and where do they go?

(see the answer keys)

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