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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 do Bobby and Julie believe the Roman family was burned?
(a) To make it less suspicious.
(b) To hide the bite marks.
(c) To cover up the family's crimes.
(d) To throw them off of track.

2. Where do the red stones come from?
(a) Hawaii.
(b) Blood dries into them.
(c) The creature makes them from dirt.
(d) No one can tell them.

3. Where does Lisa tell Clint the black sand reminds her of?
(a) Aruba.
(b) Argentina.
(c) A volcano.
(d) Hawaii.

4. What is Chen's profession?
(a) Therapist.
(b) Computer expert.
(c) Paranormal expert.
(d) Policeman.

5. Why do Julie and Bobby plan on spending the night on the road?
(a) To find a way to protect Frank.
(b) To lead Candy away from Thomas.
(c) To stay away from Candy.
(d) To investigate Frank's past.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why does Clint say he won't go out with Lisa?

2. What hunting animal does Violet meld her mind with?

3. Why does Candy get angry with himself for killing Thomas?

4. Which of the following is something Frank has forgotten how to do?

5. How does Hal know there is another person who can teleport?

Short Essay Questions

1. What realization does Frank come to based on how he feels after teleporting in the hospital?

2. What do the Phans tell Bobby and Julie about George Farris?

3. What did Frank tell Bobby about the places he teleported him and how did Bobby respond?

4. How does Thomas feel about death and why does he feel this way?

5. What happens when Lisa asks Clint out on a date and how does she feel about his response?

6. What is odd about Frank's clothing after he teleports?

7. What pledge does Candy make while he is at his mother's grave?

8. What is Chen's opinion of using the computer to trace the money Frank has?

9. How does Candy find Frank and Bobby?

10. What does Candy wonder about as he lies in bed?

(see the answer keys)

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