3. What does Finny explain serves as a tribute to the school's role in the war effort?
(a) His tie
(b) The tea
(c) A flag
(d) Skipping class

4. What does Gene notice that seems much smaller than it used to?
(a) The river
(b) The school
(c) The tree
(d) The beds

5. What can Finny still do as a result of the accident?
(a) Jump
(b) Run
(c) Walk
(d) Skip

6. Who ruminates about what it means to be an American during a time of intense war rationed?
(a) Finny
(b) Leper
(c) Gene
(d) Brinker

7. Who is Gene's roommate?
(a) Elwin
(b) Finny
(c) Brinker
(d) Chet

8. What does Gene dress in?
(a) A military uniform
(b) Finny's clothes
(c) A flag
(d) A new school blazer

9. How long has it been since Gene was last at this school?
(a) 15 years
(b) 2 years
(c) 10 years
(d) 5 years

10. What does Finny convince Gene to join him on?
(a) Playing hooky at the local arcade
(b) A trip to the city
(c) Enlisting in the military
(d) A 3 hour bike ride

11. Who is the narrator of this story?
(a) Chet
(b) Gene
(c) Phineas
(d) The author

12. What does Finny declare he doesn't believe?
(a) That the Allies bombed Central Europe.
(b) That Gene is his friend.
(c) That Gene can jump again.
(d) That school is necessary.

13. What do the two boys want to form?
(a) A secret society
(b) A new sport
(c) Their own army
(d) An alliance

14. Who hosts the tea later in the afternoon?
(a) Mr. Patch-Wilder
(b) Dr. Stanpole
(c) Mr. Prud'homme
(d) Finny

15. How many other boys are with Gene when they go to the tree?
(a) Five
(b) Two
(c) One
(d) Four