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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 word does Paul use to describe the progress of his secret?
(a) Delicious.
(b) Fulfilling.
(c) Rapid.
(d) Amazing.
2. What does Paul notice in the gutter as he walks by it?
(a) A magazine.
(b) A letter.
(c) A flyer.
(d) A newspaper.
3. How are the bricks laid in the sidewalks?
(a) In one consistent pattern.
(b) In many patterns.
(c) Crooked.
(d) Straight.
4. How many footsteps before the knock at the door does Paul hear on the morning of Part 1?
(a) One or two.
(b) Two or three.
(c) Three or four.
(d) Four or five.
5. What does the grocer's shop have in its window?
(a) A cardboard sign.
(b) A cardboard man.
(c) A plastic man.
(d) A plastic sign.
Short Answer Questions
1. What kind of swelling does the cat have on its cheek?
2. Why is the birdhouse empty?
3. As Paul arrives at his house in Part 2, what does he feel about the one thing he had looked forward to?
4. How old is Paul, as it is revealed in Part 2?
5. How does Paul now view the bare roofs?
Short Essay Questions
1. When does the doctor's visit take place in Part 3, and why is the timing significant?
2. What does the snow represent for Paul on his walk home?
3. What are some of the descriptions Paul uses to explain how important his secret is in Part 1?
4. How is Silent Snow, Secret Snow's ending similar to its beginning, and why does the story end the way it does?
5. What are two examples of how Paul views the outside world on his walk home from school?
6. How does Paul view the snow at the beginning of Part 4?
7. When and how did Paul's secret start?
8. What is the interruption that occurs in Part 4, and how is it received?
9. What is noticeably different in the tone and pace of Part 4?
10. How does the way Paul feels at the end of his walk contrast with the way he did at the beginning?
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