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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. On what days of the week do Ma and Jack clean their room?
(a) Wednesdays.
(b) Sundays.
(c) Tuesdays.
(d) Saturdays.
2. By what name does Jack refer to Ma's captor?
(a) Mr. Man.
(b) Saint Nick.
(c) Old Nick.
(d) Mr. White.
3. How tall does Ma estimate Jack is on his birthday in "Presents"??
(a) 3'3".
(b) 3'5".
(c) 3'6".
(d) 4'.
4. What does Ma describe as "Extra-holy people. Like angels with no wings" in "Presents"?
(a) Priests.
(b) Policemen.
(c) Preachers.
(d) Saints.
5. On what day of the week do Ma and Jack do laundry?
(a) Saturdays.
(b) Thursdays.
(c) Tuesdays.
(d) Mondays.
Short Answer Questions
1. What bedtime story does Ma tell Jack in "Presents"?
2. What do Jack and Ma eat for lunch after the power has gone out in "Unlying"?
3. What does Jack eat for lunch when Ma is "Gone" in "Unlying"?
4. What character from Spongebob Squarepants does Jack call creepy in "Presents"?
5. What are Jack and Ma eating for breakfast in the beginning of "Unlying"?
Short Essay Questions
1. How would you describe Jack's manner of speaking? How is this reflected in the language styel of the story?
2. How would you describe Ma's relationship to religion in "Presents"?
3. What is significant about Jack using beet juice as paint in the novel?
4. What do Ma and Jack do after television time in "Presents"?
5. Describe the activity called "Scream" in the narrative. Why do Jack and Ma engage in this activity?
6. What are Ma and Old Nick arguing about when Jack overhears them from the wardrobe in "Unlying"?
7. How do Jack and Ma manage to "create" toys when they are trapped in Room?
8. What fears does Ma face when the electricity is cut off in "Unlying"?
9. How does Ma explain "Outside" to Jack in "Unlying"?
10. How does Jack describe shows on the television in "Presents"?
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