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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 is the name of the football satire that Scott shares at the newspaper meeting in Chapter 20?
2. At the beginning of Chapter 30, who winks at Scott and smiles?
3. What does Lee give Scott on Valentine's Day?
4. When Scott was in first grade, what group of kids does he remember that Bobby saved him from?
5. At the beginning of Chapter 20, what does Lee write on her locker?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does Scott visit Mouth in the hospital in Chapter 25, and what does Scott think about when he is there?
2. What does Scott learn about Bobby in Chapter 28?
3. At the end of Chapter 17, why does Scott wish that Lee never lent him the book with Byron's poem?
4. What does Scott say about his dad and his dad's job at the end of Chapter 28?
5. In Chapter 16 what does Scott tell the baby about suicide?
6. What does Scott say about New Year's at the end of Chapter 21?
7. In Chapter 20, what does Scott tell Smelly about fights?
8. How do Scott and his family celebrate Mother's Day in Chapter 29?
9. What does Scott think of the poem The Giaour?
10. What does Scott have to do on the stage crew in Chapter 22?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Scott dies his hair and Lee removes her piercings and wears a dress to the last dance of the school year. How do Scott and Lee step out of their normal identities for the dance? What are their motives for doing so? What are their motives for making those changes?
Essay Topic 2
The story is told from Scott’s point of view. How does the point of view that the author uses affect the story and what can be told?
Essay Topic 3
Scott often comments that he has no idea what girls think. A major theme in the book is the inability of people to fully understand one another. How are the characters in the book examples of the inability of people to fully understand one another? How do those misunderstandings affect the plot?
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