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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What does Hank say is something to look forward to in the morning?
(a) Going home
(b) A beer
(c) The lunch conversation
(d) Viv's lunches
2. What is Lee smoking?
(a) Tobbacco
(b) Opuim
(c) Banana skins
(d) Marijuana
3. Of what kind of person does the prologue speak?
(a) A salesman
(b) A writer
(c) A hermit
(d) A tramp
4. What is the name of the strange animal?
(a) The frog carp
(b) The hide behind
(c) The shaggy carpet
(d) The push me poke me
5. What is the name of the town's bar?
(a) Lucky Parrot
(b) Whipper
(c) Wag
(d) Snag
6. What is Draeger trying to find in this chapter?
(a) His glasses
(b) His medication
(c) A motel
(d) A woman
7. What is Henry doing outside when a storm hits?
(a) Securing the windows
(b) Escaping to town
(c) Securing the animals
(d) Shoring up the dams
8. Where does Hank throw the bombs?
(a) The water
(b) At his car
(c) A rabbit hole
(d) In the house
9. What does Hank recall in the boat?
(a) His Uncle Ben
(b) An old girlfriend
(c) The bobcats
(d) His childhood
10. Who is caressing Viv's neck?
(a) Hank
(b) Joe-Bob
(c) Lee
(d) Henry
11. What does Hank get from the shed?
(a) A lawn mower
(b) Bombs
(c) Dynamite
(d) A rifle
12. From what king of hangover is Viv suffering?
(a) An alcohol hangover
(b) An anger hangover
(c) A flirtation hangover
(d) A prozac hangover
13. From whose past does the author tell the story?
(a) Jonas
(b) Hank
(c) Ben
(d) Lee
14. What is the name of Hank's wife?
(a) Joanne Stamper
(b) Joan Stamper
(c) Viv Stamper
(d) Freda Stamper
15. Who makes curses on the Stampers?
(a) Lee
(b) Draeger
(c) Indian Jenny
(d) Evenwrite
Short Answer Questions
1. What has Viv added to the boys' lunch boxes?
2. What is the name of the main family?
3. What kind of hangover does Lee have?
4. What is the name of Hank's father?
5. How many bobcats does Hank tame?
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