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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 one area Q pinpoints for finding Margo?
(a) Toronto.
(b) Miami.
(c) San Francisco.
(d) Chicago.

2. What does Ben want Q to do?
(a) Find some more alcohol.
(b) Come join the party.
(c) Drive Ben home.
(d) Call Ben's parents.

3. What does Q think an abandoned subdivision is in the scheme of the clues he has gathered?
(a) The Cesspool.
(b) The Troll Hole.
(c) The paper town.
(d) The Dante's inferno.

4. Where does Q want to visit?
(a) The park where he and Margo played in as children.
(b) The last two pseudovisions.
(c) The movie theater where he had his only date with Margo when they were nine.
(d) A library display on Walt Whitman.

5. Of what does Otis Warren assure Q?
(a) That Margo will be found when she's ready.
(b) That Margo is safe.
(c) That Margo is a legal adult.
(d) That the detective has already followed all leads.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Q continue to do on Monday?

2. What item of Margo's does Q find at the mini-mall?

3. What does Q find repetitive?

4. About what does Q think Whitman was too optimistic?

5. What does Q finally understand about Margo?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Q vacillate about his search for Margo, but what does he do instead of the prom concerning her?

2. What do Q's parents say about humans mirroring each other?

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

4. What do the boys find that leads them into a souvenir shop and how do they feel when they leave the mini mall?

5. Why is Q relieved when they find a raccoon?

6. What roles do Radar and Lacey assume for the trip to New York?

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

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

9. What does Q do at Holly Meadows?

10. What clue does Q try to figure out and track down?

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