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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. As he is preparing for his second date with Libby, who suddenly appears at Lucas's house?
(a) Mrs. Barnes.
(b) Libby.
(c) Mr. Barnes.
(d) Zoe.

2. Whose grave(s) catch Lucas's attention at the cemetery?
(a) Twin sisters' who died 50 years apart from one another.
(b) An uncle's he has never been told about.
(c) Two young children who died the same day.
(d) The town mayor's.

3. What question does Libby ask Lucas?
(a) Why do you run so much?
(b) How come you never ask me anywhere?
(c) What happened to Zoe Dinsmore?
(d) Will you come talk to my brother?

4. Why is Lucas's mother concerned about him?
(a) He's doing poorly in school.
(b) Coach Haskell has called.
(c) He's late getting home.
(d) The sheriff's office has called.

5. Why does Connor not like leaving his house?
(a) The ghost in his attic will not let him.
(b) He is nervous around crowds.
(c) He is self-conscious about his looks.
(d) He is afraid to leave his parents alone.

Short Answer Questions

1. What do the track boys do to Lucas at the park?

2. What movie does Lucas take Libby to see?

3. Who is in the hospital?

4. What does Lucas discover about Zoe's past?

5. Why are the dogs ready to run the next time Lucas visits, in Chapter 4?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why is Lucas having trouble deciding about a second date, and how does Zoe help him?

2. How does Lucas wind up with a spot on the track team?

3. What does Lucas discover in the graveyard?

4. Describe Connor's home.

5. According to Zoe, why does Lucas worry so much about what other people think?

6. How does Zoe treat Lucas the first time they meet?

7. Why is Lucas having trouble reading Roy's letter?

8. What ends the relationship between Lucas and Libby?

9. What advice does Zoe give Lucas about picking a movie?

10. What does Libby have to say about Connor?

(see the answer keys)

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