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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 decide to do at the minimall?
(a) Wait to try to catch Margo there.
(b) Sleep there overnight so he can experience what she is experiencing.
(c) Leave some clues that he's been there.
(d) Put a padlock on the door where he thinks Margo is sleeping.

2. About what concerning Margo is Q convinced?
(a) She is still in Orlando.
(b) She is in trouble.
(c) She is safe.
(d) She is not in Orlando.

3. What does Q do at Holly Meadows?
(a) Lies down in an empty lot and falls asleep.
(b) Falls to his knees and cries.
(c) Hacks down a sapling in frustration.
(d) Screams Margo's name throughout the area.

4. What is Radar's role for the trip?
(a) Driver.
(b) Researcher and calculator.
(c) Communications.
(d) Radio man.

5. On what does Gus say Margo wrote when she hung out with Gus?
(a) The walls of abandoned buildings.
(b) His palm.
(c) Her palm.
(d) A black notebook.

Short Answer Questions

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

2. What does Q finally understand about Margo?

3. What change does Q find in a calender?

4. What does Q worry about as he is driving in the second hour of the trip?

5. How does Radar help Q?

Short Essay Questions

1. What do Q and Lacey talk about in the bathroom?

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

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

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

5. Why is Gus at the mini mall and what does he say about Margo?

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

7. What significant conversation do Ben and Q have in hour twelve?

8. What does Q realize when he re-reads the Whitman poem?

9. What changes does Q find in the mini mall?

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

(see the answer keys)

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