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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 Q discover at the mini mall?
(a) A number of small changes.
(b) A piece of paper with the name John on it.
(c) A note with his name on it.
(d) A picture of him when he was six.

2. What does Dr. Holden suggest Q do?
(a) Read the entire Whitman poem.
(b) Forgive and go on.
(c) Ask someone else to the prom.
(d) Concentrate on his finals.

3. What kind of t-shirts do Ben and Q buy for Ben and Radar to wear?
(a) Confederate flag.
(b) Sea World.
(c) Tie-dyed.
(d) American flag.

4. Where do the words lead?
(a) A gun shop.
(b) An old music store.
(c) A door to the back alley.
(d) A souvenir store.

5. What does Q worry about as he is driving in the second hour of the trip?
(a) A blow out.
(b) The slight shake in the steering column.
(c) The gas gauge being accurate.
(d) Getting pulled over.

Short Answer Questions

1. What change does Q find in a calender?

2. What do Ben, Q, Radar and Lacey explain to their parents?

3. Why does Q think Ben should be more helpful?

4. On what does Gus say Margo wrote when she hung out with Gus?

5. What does Radar say of Q's frustration with Ben and Margo?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Q finally figure out where Margo is?

2. What does Q decide after seeing the changes at the mini mall?

3. What does Q do in the souvenir shop while waiting?

4. What does Q resolve to find on Saturday and how do Q and Radar use what they find?

5. Why does Q become frustrated with Ben the morning after the prom?

6. What does Q realize about how he has mirrored Margo?

7. To whom does Q ask about the Walt Whitman poem, "Song of Myself" and what does he learn from the person?

8. What transpires the first five hours of their trip?

9. What transpires in hours seven through eleven?

10. What do Q and Radar talk about after Q calls him from hanging up with Ben?

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