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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. In Chapter 19, when does Scott say that student-council meetings are held?
(a) Last Friday of the month.
(b) First Wednesday of the month.
(c) Second Tuesday of the month.
(d) First Monday of the month.

2. In Chapter 26, when was the St. Patrick's Day dance held?
(a) March 17.
(b) March 15.
(c) March 14.
(d) March 16.

3. On December 11, what does Scott decide to ask his mom to make?
(a) Tuna melt.
(b) Egg salad sandwich.
(c) Chicken salad sandwich.
(d) Grilled cheese sandwich.

4. In Chapter 16, what grade does Scott get in English?
(a) 94.
(b) 97.
(c) 95.
(d) 96.

5. How did Mouth try to kill himself?
(a) Drowning.
(b) Slit his wrists.
(c) Overdose.
(d) Hanging.

Short Answer Questions

1. In Chapter 20, what causes Mouth to stop talking for a moment?

2. In Chapter 22, who is in charge of the stage crew?

3. In Chapter 24, where does Patrick say that his father is being transferred again?

4. When Scott was in first grade, what group of kids does he remember that Bobby saved him from?

5. When Scott is driving with Wesley toward the end of Chapter 24, who does Wesley see and slow down to watch?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Scott learn about Bobby in Chapter 28?

2. In Chapter 16 what does Scott tell the baby about suicide?

3. Why does Scott get into a fight with Kyle in Chapter 29?

4. What does Scott get assigned to write for the school paper in Chapter 18?

5. What conversation does Scott have with Lee at lunch at the beginning of Chapter 16?

6. What is the bad part about being on the stage crew?

7. In Chapter 27, who is the new Spanish teacher, and what is her background?

8. How do Scott and his family celebrate Mother's Day in Chapter 29?

9. How is Scott being noticed in Chapter 26?

10. At the end of Chapter 17, why does Scott wish that Lee never lent him the book with Byron's poem?

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