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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. Who disappears from his bed in Chapter 30?
(a) Father Cavanaugh.
(b) The Sheriff.
(c) Mr. McBride.
(d) Mr. Sperling.
2. Who appears to help Kevin in Chapter 38.
(a) Cordie.
(b) Lawrence.
(c) Mike.
(d) Jim.
3. How did William Campbell Philips die?
(a) Of old age.
(b) By a gun shot wound.
(c) Of influenza.
(d) He was hung.
4. How does Mike explain Father Cavanaugh's death to the sheriff in Chapter 35?
(a) The Father was shot by Dr. Roon.
(b) The Father ran in front of the truck.
(c) The Father had a heart attack.
(d) The Father was attacked by a strange creature.
5. Where does Jim go with the object he gets from the closet in Chapter 23?
(a) The library.
(b) The woods.
(c) The baseball diamond.
(d) Mike's house.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where do the boys plan to meet in Chapter 37?
2. Why does Mike race upstairs and into the classroom at the end of Chapter 40?
3. What does Jim retrieve from the closet in Chapter 23?
4. According to the book in Chapter 32, what was the Stele of Revealing made by?
5. What is hanging around Mrs. Moon's bedroom when Mike visits?
Short Essay Questions
1. What strange occurrence takes place at Michelle Staffney's birthday party?
2. What plan do the boys devise in Chapter 32?
3. Why does Jim go into the woods in Chapter 23? What does Cordie tell Jim when they meet in the woods?
4. How do the boys go about accelerating their plan in Chapter 37?
5. How does the basement of Old Central look in Chapter 38?
6. What information does The Book of Law give the boys in Chapter 32?
7. How do the boys defeat Van Skye?
8. What evidence was planted on the man accused of the little girl's murder in 1900, and who planted it there?
9. What strategy do the boys employ to outsmart the dangerous men in Chapter 29?
10. How does Mike explain the death of Father Cavanaugh to the sheriff, and does the sheriff believe him?
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