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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 has Dick never done before that Henry offers to help him with in Chapter 25?
(a) Write a letter.
(b) Change tires.
(c) Dissect a frog.
(d) Make a fire.

2. Where do Dick and Henry walk before Sunday school in Chapter 17?
(a) Tarbell residence.
(b) Greyson's house.
(c) Brookly ferry.
(d) Astor mansion.

3. Dick's second customer pays him with _____________.
(a) A nickel.
(b) A gold coin.
(c) A two dollar bill.
(d) A ten dollar bill.

4. In Chapter 18, when Dick chases the person throwing rocks at them, what does Dick threaten to do?
(a) Complain to Greyson.
(b) Break his bones.
(c) Hurt him.
(d) Steal the rocks.

5. What does Frank buy Dick at a clothing store?
(a) A shirt.
(b) A cap.
(c) A pair of pants.
(d) A tie.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where does Henry accompany Dick on Sunday in Chapter 16?

2. Where does Dick accompany Henry in Chapter 26 on an errand for his employer?

3. Who studies for two hours every evening in Chapter 18?

4. What was Dick's first job that he tells Frank about in Chapter 8?

5. Why does the person Dick buys breakfast for in Chapter 2 hide in the doorway at the restaurant?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Dick's good samaritan deed land him a job in Chapter 26?

2. Why is Dick fired from his job in Chapter 1?

3. How do the boot blacks react to Dick's new clothes in Chapters 14 and 15?

4. How does Dick's good habits rub off on Henry, and how does he help Henry in Chapter 18?

5. How does Dick get the money back from the swindler on the ferry in Chapter 11?

6. How does Dick prevent Travis from withdrawing his money at the bank?

7. Describe the change that Dick undergoes in Chapter 12.

8. Compare Frank and Dick.

9. How does Dick reveal his honesty to Mr. Greyson in Chapter 15?

10. Describe two changes Dick makes in Chapter 13 and 14 in his lifestyle.

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