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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. With what does NP plan to bribe one of the bouncers at the concert?
(a) Free ice cream.
(b) Marijuana.
(c) Money.
(d) Beer.
2. When do Erica and her family arrive in Sag Harbor?
(a) A week or two before everyone else leaves.
(b) On the 4th of July.
(c) A few weeks before the concert.
(d) A week or two after Benji's family does.
3. On what holiday do the Sag Harbor neighbors celebrate the end of summer?
(a) The first Tuesday in October.
(b) The first Friday in August.
(c) July 4th.
(d) Labor Day.
4. How many children are in Benji's family?
(a) 3.
(b) 2.
(c) 5.
(d) 1.
5. What club was Lisa Lisa going to play at in Sag Harbor?
(a) Frontside.
(b) Bayside.
(c) The Flix.
(d) The Boom Boom Room.
Short Answer Questions
1. How do NP and the others get home after they can't get into the concert?
2. What do the Sag Harbor neighbors do to celebrate the end of summer?
3. Which word best describes Benji's father?
4. What does Benji remember about Melanie when he first meets her again in Chapter 7.
5. Where is Benji's sister during most of the novel?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is Benji most concerned with when it comes to the beer in the forest?
2. What kinds of things does Benji imagine needing for the school year as he lies in bed in Chapter 8?
3. What makes Benji feel extra proud about being able to sneak into the Lisa Lisa concert in Chapter 6?
4. Why is Benji's make-out session with Melanie so awkward afterward?
5. What did Benji's parents do for a living?
6. Who is Barry?
7. What does NP get one of the members of Lisa Lisa to promise in Jonni Waffle?
8. Why are people under the age of 19 not allowed at the Lisa Lisa concert?
9. What causes Benji to realize his father's BBQ isn't all that he remembered it to be?
10. Why do Benji and his friends stop watching the races in Chapter 8?
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