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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 does Ralph buy in El Paso?
(a) Art supplies.
(b) Train ticket.
(c) Boots.
(d) Comic books.
2. What does Ralph take to the local bank in Safford?
(a) Bag of nickels.
(b) Pay check.
(c) Clay horse's head.
(d) Letter of credit.
3. What does Lonnie focus on as Ralph does the majority of the work?
(a) Fixing the car.
(b) Preparing the meals.
(c) Looking for ranch jobs.
(d) Writing letters home.
4. Why does Ralph give money to Lonnie?
(a) To fix up the car.
(b) To prepare meals.
(c) To buy new clothes.
(d) To phone home.
5. What quality of Lonnie's does Ralph not like?
(a) Lonnie never re-pays loans.
(b) Lonnie never pays for food.
(c) Lonnie drinks a bit too much.
(d) Lonnie takes credit for work he has not done.
Short Answer Questions
1. Which of the following is NOT an ingredient necessary to make the dish in #114?
2. When do the boys go back to town to show the new banker his clay bust?
3. What does Ralph ask Lonnie to do before they go to town to meet another banker?
4. What does Ralph do when Lonnie says he is broke in Kansas City?
5. Ralph makes busts made of clay and ____________.
Short Essay Questions
1. What happens after the banker approves the clay bust?
2. Why does Ralph allow Lonnie to take undeserved credit for the clay bust projects?
3. What does Lonnie do as Ralph works on the clay bust?
4. Why do the boys stop in the town of Globe in their travels?
5. How do the boys spend Christmas evening?
6. How do the boys manage to get the milk necessary for the rice pudding?
7. What advice does the bank receptionist have for Ralph?
8. What does Lonnie do in his overzealous approach to the clay bust for the banker?
9. What expenses do the boys incur in El Paso that really drains their funds?
10. What does Lonnie insist on doing when he has fully paid his portion of the car?
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