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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 does Charlie take to the Redmonds?
(a) Rabbit.
(b) Biscuits.
(c) Doughnuts.
(d) Wood.
2. What injuries does Charlie have in Chapter 17?
(a) Sprained ankle.
(b) None.
(c) Scratch on his cheek.
(d) Broken finger.
3. To which street do Charlie and Mr. Redmond go to catch the train in Chapter 20?
(a) Spencer Street.
(b) Power Street.
(c) Church Street.
(d) Baker Street.
4. In Chapter 13, on what street is the place where Charlie is supposed to get money in Fitzroy?
(a) Palmer Street.
(b) Johnston Street.
(c) Singleton Street.
(d) Bell Street.
5. What type of vehicle does Squizzy drive in Chapter 15?
(a) Ford.
(b) Dodge.
(c) Buick.
(d) Chevy.
Short Answer Questions
1. In Chapter 17, what time does Charlie arrive at home?
2. How much does Kenneth Cornwall owe Squizzy in Chapter 13?
3. What does Charlie see on Jack's face in Chapter 12?
4. On what day of the week in Chapter 19, does Charlie meet Alice outside St. Vincent's hospital?
5. In Chapter 18, how much time is Charlie given to see Nostrils?
Short Essay Questions
1. In Chapter 16, how and where is Nostrils injured?
2. In Chapter 15, who becomes Charlie's new sprinting partner, and how does the training go?
3. What are Charlie's thoughts as he lays in bed the night before the race?
4. What do Bert Robinson and Mr. Redmond bet on in Chapter 15?
5. In Chapter 20, what does Charlie notice about the streets of Ballarat?
6. In Chapter 14, what does Charlie remember his parents doing?
7. What does Charlie have Mr. Redmond bet on his winning, and how does he do?
8. In Chapter 14, why does Mrs. Redmond always hide her smile?
9. In Chapter 17, what does Charlie do when he goes to Squizzy's?
10. In Chapter 19, how does Alice get herself in to see Nostrils when she goes to the hospital with Charlie?
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