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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 2.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. The narrator describes the traditional Christmas pageant prior to this year as "people shuffling around" (17) the stage wearing all but which of the following items?
(a) Bent halos.
(b) Bedsheets.
(c) Sharp wings.
(d) Bathrobes.
2. What kind of building is the only one the Herdmans had managed to burn all the way to the ground?
(a) A garage.
(b) A carport.
(c) A playhouse.
(d) A toolhouse.
3. What does the narrator say is "the only unexpected thing that every happened to" (17) the pageant?
(a) Mrs. Freeborn burning her hand.
(b) Mrs. Armstrong breaking her leg.
(c) Mrs. Robinson cutting her hand.
(d) Mrs. Wendelken breaking her arm.
4. The narrator describes the former pageant coordinator as doing everything at church except what activity?
(a) Giving communion.
(b) Reading palms.
(c) Preaching.
(d) Genuflecting.
5. For what reason does the narrator say Miss Brandel had passed Claude on to second grade even though he had not mastered the required skills?
(a) Because she knew she would have Gladys the following year.
(b) Because she knew she would have Ralph the following year.
(c) Because she knew she would have Imogene the following year.
(d) Because she knew she would have Ollie the following year.
Short Answer Questions
1. Prior to Imogene's announcement about the note she has seen about Albert in the nurse's book, how does Albert think he will spend the following summer?
2. In the annual Christmas pageant, children in primary grades have traditionally taken which roles?
3. What preparations does Claude make when he brings the cat to Show-and-Tell?
4. Father jokes that he had attended the pageant the year discussed by the narrator only to see what?
5. What information does Imogene collect about her classmates that she then uses to blackmail them to get things she wants?
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