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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. In Chapter 14, what song does Charlie play for his mother?
(a) Forever Blowin' Bubbles.
(b) Swanee.
(c) You'd Be Surprised.
(d) Crazy Blues.

2. What does Charlie take from the first person he gets money from in Chapter 12?
(a) Apple.
(b) Orange.
(c) Pear.
(d) Banana.

3. What does Mrs. Pickwick say in Chapter 21 that her husband loved to grow?
(a) Spinach.
(b) Lettuce.
(c) Tomatoes.
(d) Carrots.

4. How does Alice tell a nurse that she is related to Nostrils in Chapter 19?
(a) Aunt.
(b) Sister.
(c) Stepsister.
(d) Cousin.

5. In Chapter 14, what does Charlie take to the Redmonds?
(a) Biscuits.
(b) Doughnuts.
(c) Rabbit.
(d) Wood.

Short Answer Questions

1. In Chapter 18, how many rabbits does Charlie have for his mother?

2. How many will be running in the Ballarat Race including Charlie in Chapter 20?

3. How many times a week do Mr. Redmond and Charlie go to St. Kilda Beach to train?

4. Where does Charlie see Alice in Chapter 13?

5. In Chapter 20, how far is Ballarat by train?

Short Essay Questions

1. What happens in Chapter 19 in the weeks leading up to race day?

2. How does Mr. Redmond tell Charlie that he learned to run in Chapter 20?

3. What does Mrs. Pickwick serve for supper in Chapter 21, and why?

4. Who does Charlie see at a cake shop in Fitzroy in Chapter 13 and what does he do?

5. In Chapter 12, why is Charlie worried about Jack?

6. In Chapter 13, what does Charlie do after unsuccessfully getting money from Kenneth Cornwall?

7. What are Charlie's thoughts as he lays in bed the night before the race?

8. What is different about Charlie's mother in Chapter 17, and what does she do?

9. In Chapter 17, what does Charlie do when he goes to Squizzy's?

10. In Chapter 19, where do Charlie and Mr. Redmond train twice a week in addition to the rabbiting and how does Charlie train?

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