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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 Malachite tell Jam is for dinner in Chapter 5?
(a) Soup.
(b) Spatchcocked chicken.
(c) Stew.
(d) Cheesesteaks.
2. What is Pet feeling in Chapter 9?
(a) Hunger.
(b) Remorse.
(c) Sadness.
(d) Happiness.
3. What is one of Redemption's favorite foods?
(a) Pate.
(b) Fried plantains.
(c) Apple fritters.
(d) Roast beef.
4. Who is the only one Malachite will let help her in the kitchen?
(a) Beloved.
(b) Redemption.
(c) Glass.
(d) Moss.
5. Why does Pet say Jam did not find anything at Redemption's house?
(a) Redemption changed her mind for her.
(b) She was too tired.
(c) She was too sick that day.
(d) She did not want to find anything.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Redemption tell Jam he thinks about knowledge in Chapter 6?
2. What does Pet tell Jam about knowledge?
3. What does Pet say when Jam asks how its night was in Chapter 7?
4. What does Beloved tell Jam about dinner in Chapter 5?
5. What device does Jam use to call Redemption?
Short Essay Questions
1. Who does Redemption think might be in trouble in his house?
2. Why is Jam so surprised at what Redemption tells her about what he suspects about the monster in his house?
3. What is unique about Redemption's parents?
4. Why does Jam feel guilty in Chapter 9 about Moss?
5. Why does Jam respect and like Hibiscus especially among Redemption's relatives?
6. Why does Jam think it is a good idea to take Redemption to the library to research monsters?
7. What does Jam particularly remember about Hibiscus and Redemption from the past?
8. What does Pet say he will do to the monster in Chapter 9 that shocks Jam?
9. How does Ube react when Jam tells him she and Redemption are looking for information on family monsters?
10. Where does Jam decide to reveal Pet for the first time to Redemption?
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