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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 18, how many people come to Mr. Neely's apartment?
(a) Three.
(b) Two.
(c) One.
(d) Four.

2. In Chapter 23, why does Frank Lyle apologize on television?
(a) He doesn't apologize.
(b) For pretending to be Mr. Neely.
(c) For running out of money.
(d) For being a poor scientist.

3. In the beginning of Chapter 21, who is Jessie waiting for?
(a) Radio stations.
(b) The mayor.
(c) The health department.
(d) The police.

4. In Chapter 18, what does Jessie overhear Mr. Neely say will continue?
(a) The torture.
(b) The drugging.
(c) The plan.
(d) The research.

5. Why does Jessie not lie down in bed in Chapter 17?
(a) There isn't a bed in her room.
(b) She thinks the modern bed is uncomfortable.
(c) She wants to hear Mr. Neely on the phone.
(d) She is too awake to sleep.

Short Answer Questions

1. After leaving the bread truck and walking along the highway, what does Jessie question?

2. In Chapter 12, why does the driver stop the bread truck?

3. In Chapter 18, why is Mr. Neely so comfortable having people over when Jessie is at his apartment?

4. What happens at the end of Chapter 15?

5. In Chapter 22, who does Katie say she has not yet seen?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Jessie get out of the bread truck?

2. Why is Jessie so angry at the end of Chapter 23?

3. In Chapter 13, what things comfort Jessie?

4. Why does Mr. Neely give Jessie a glass of water when he first brings her to his apartment?

5. Why does Jessie name the presidents in Chapter 21?

6. What does Jessie tell Mr. Neely when she is finally able to call him?

7. How does Jessie escape Mr. Neely's apartment?

8. In Chapter 15, how does Jessie feel about her escape from Clifton?

9. Why does Jessie think of her cat after jumping out of a window?

10. What happens the first time Jessie uses a phone?

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