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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. Why does Sara know Charlie is not where Willie thinks he is?
(a) He does not like to be dirty.
(b) It is too far away.
(c) He is afraid of dark.
(d) It is too hard to get there.

2. What animal scares Charlie when he tries to fix his watch?
(a) Squirrel.
(b) Chipmunk.
(c) Deer.
(d) Rabbit.

3. How does Sara feel as she runs towards the ravine?
(a) Weak.
(b) Angry.
(c) Alarmed.
(d) Afraid.

4. Why does Willie blame herself for Charlie's disappearance?
(a) She was mean to Charlie the night before.
(b) She did not lock the door.
(c) She did not check on Charlie during the night.
(d) She didn't fix the button.

5. What does Sara compare Joe to when she is climbing the dirt hill?
(a) A doctor.
(b) A teacher.
(c) The Sheriff.
(d) The dentist.

Short Answer Questions

1. How long do Joe and Sara walk together until Joe suggests they take a break?

2. What does Willie say will make Sara very sorry?

3. What does Willie do after calling the police?

4. What overwhelms Sara when she gets to the top of the hill?

5. Who does Sara think stole Charlie's watch?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Charlie do when Sara tries to show him the flying swans?

2. What does Sara compare her search for Charlie to?

3. What does Joe say when Sara apologizes for being so mean when she thought he stole Charlie's watch?

4. What does Charlie want before he will follow Sara out of the ravine, and how is this need fulfilled?

5. Why does Charlie start to scream when he wakes up in the woods?

6. Why does Charlie not feel upset when he realizes he is lost?

7. What does Sara think when she first sees Charlie in the ravine?

8. What does Aunt Willie say to Sara about Sam, and what is Sara's response?

9. How does Sara feel when she gets to the top of the hill?

10. What happened to Charlie when Sara broke her nose?

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