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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. What is Willie unwilling to let Wanda do?
(a) Attend a college party.
(b) Ride on a scooter.
(c) See a racy movie.
(d) Go on an unaccompanied date.

2. Why do the swans come closer to Charlie?
(a) Wanda's voice startles them.
(b) He has bread crumbs.
(c) They see his watch.
(d) He is so quiet.

3. What does Wanda listen to on the radio after her date?
(a) Her favorite radio show.
(b) A jingle.
(c) A dedication from Frank.
(d) A love expert.

4. Why does Sara not like Wanda talking about Charlie to strangers?
(a) She worries he will be mocked.
(b) She doesn't want him sent away.
(c) She is ashamed.
(d) She is proud of him.

5. Why did Aunt Willie not buy what Sara wanted from downtown?
(a) They could not afford it.
(b) It was not appropriate.
(c) Sara has enough clothes.
(d) She can make it cheaper.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where are Wanda and Aunt Willie arguing in Chapter 3?

2. What scares Charlie into running when he is in the woods?

3. What is the name of Wanda's boyfriend?

4. What does Charlie do to comfort himself when he feels shut off from the world?

5. What is Charlie told to do after his sucker is fixed again?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Sara feel about what Wanda wants to do for Charlie?

2. What does Willie ask Sara to do after Wanda leaves, and why is Sara so upset about this?

3. What does Wanda do after her argument with Sara?

4. What happened at school to make Sara hate her feet?

5. What does Wanda say she wants to do for Charlie?

6. What does Wanda say Aunt Willie never lets her do?

7. What happened when Sara tried to dye her shoes?

8. Why does Mary say she can't go to the lake with Sara and Charlie?

9. What does not give Charlie comfort in the woods, and why does this upset him so?

10. What does Aunt Willie do to make sure the scooter is safe for Wanda?

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