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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. Why do the police come to Dr. Proteus's farm?
(a) He is a suspect in a crime and must be questioned.
(b) They want him to join the department.
(c) He has to register his change in employment status.
(d) He is being arrested.

2. What is the actor at the bonfire dressed as?
(a) A butler.
(b) A robot.
(c) An Indian.
(d) A clown.

3. What class does Halyard find out he failed?
(a) P.E.
(b) Composition.
(c) Algebra.
(d) Art.

4. What does the government decide to do with the letter from the Ghost Shirt Society?
(a) Distribute propaganda against it.
(b) Keep it secret.
(c) Debate it on television.
(d) Post it with a warning to other rebels.

5. Why does the Shah go to the doctor in Chapter 24?
(a) He has a head cold.
(b) He breaks his ankle.
(c) He cuts his hand.
(d) He has the flu.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who is Edmund Harrison?

2. Whose team wins at the Meadows?

3. Where does the Shah go at the beginning of Chapter 20?

4. Why is the writer's novel rejected in Chapter 24?

5. Who questions Dr. Proteus when he wakes up after being drugged?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why is Harold in jail?

2. Why is the writer's novel rejected for publication?

3. What does the lie detector force Paul to admit?

4. What does the coach plan to do in order to ensure that his team keeps winning?

5. What does the great oak symbolize, and what event is held there?

6. Who does Paul see run out of the woods after the Meadows, and why is this important?

7. What does Kroner say Paul will have to do to get the Pittsburgh job after the meeting with high company officials?

8. While he is on the train, what does Paul overhear about PFC Hacketts? Why has this happened to Hacketts?

9. What is the basic message of the daytime TV that Paul watches?

10. Who does Paul meet on the train, and what do they talk about?

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