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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. What color is the Bigfoot that is chasing Richard in a dream in Chapter 18?
2. In Chapter 15, when does T.C. say that he and Malley are getting married?
3. What does Skink say that he flosses his teeth with?
4. Who does Malley tell her parents is driving them home in Chapter 20?
5. What did Richard take in Saint Augustine?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does Richard not think that he and Malley see an ivory-billed woodpecker in Chapter 18?
2. How did Tommy's nose get hurt, and how does he say it got hurt?
3. What does Malley tell her parents when she calls them from a pay phone in Chapter 20?
4. Why does Nickle kill and transport gar in his boat?
5. What happens when Richard climbs a tree to get away from the boar that is chasing him in Chapter 19?
6. What happens to the canoe in Chapter 11?
7. What did Richard's dad once say about evil?
8. Why will the houseboat engine not start in Chapter 17?
9. What does Tommy say about getting married to Malley?
10. Why does Tommy say he took Corporal Chock's name?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Malley meets Tommy in an online chat room. What does Malley learn about the dangers of meeting someone online? How do her actions put her in danger and later affect decisions she makes?
Essay Topic 2
Skink makes an observation that “We are who we are.” How would you describe Richard and Skink’s character? How does their character and who they are influence decisions they make and things they do? In what ways are they who they are?
Essay Topic 3
Although Malley is fresh from her ordeal, she decides to help Richard find Skink. Why do both Malley and Richard feel obligated to find Skink? In what way do they feel obligated to look for him? What do they have to overcome internally and externally to find him?
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