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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 major question does everyone in Sag Harbor ask when they get there?
(a) "Are your parents home?"
(b) "Are you out?"
(c) "When can you come over?"
(d) "How are you doing?"

2. What is Benji self-conscious of around Meg?
(a) All of these are correct.
(b) His smile.
(c) His dirty clothes.
(d) His braces.

3. What is going on when the power at Jonni Waffle goes out?
(a) No one is around anyway.
(b) Just the regular customers are around.
(c) Only some kids on a field trip are there.
(d) There is a huge rush.

4. Who else works at Jonni Waffle?
(a) Reggie.
(b) Clive.
(c) NP.
(d) Clinton.

5. What does Nick think of Martine?
(a) He is, in fact, black.
(b) He is not black.
(c) He is the worst manager in all of history.
(d) It doesn't matter.

Short Answer Questions

1. Which brother is older?

2. What does Reggie do during the drive out to Sag Harbor?

3. Where is Benji's family's new Sag Harbor house located?

4. Where is Martine from?

5. Whose hand did Benji hold at the roller rink?

Short Essay Questions

1. How is life in Sag Harbor different than life in the city for Benji?

2. What was Randy supposed to have done with his gun during the BB fight?

3. What rumor about girls do the boys discuss on the beach in Chapter 2?

4. What happened between Benji and Emily after the roller rink?

5. What does Benji's mother say when he tells her that the power at the beach house has been shut off?

6. What happens when Benji's parents get home after the BB gun fight?

7. What gives Randy so much power over the other boys, at least in Chapter 2?

8. What made people think Reggie and Benji were twins as they were growing up?

9. Why does Martine patting Benji on the head create such a commotion among the boys?

10. How do Benji and his friends react when they see a white couple walking along the beach in Chapter 2?

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