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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 7.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. 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 Imogene the following year.
(b) Because she knew she would have Ollie the following year.
(c) Because she knew she would have Ralph the following year.
(d) Because she knew she would have Gladys the following year.
2. Which of the Wise Men does Leroy play in the pageant?
(a) Caspar.
(b) Melchior.
(c) Abednigo.
(d) Balthazar.
3. At what time of day does Mrs. Armstrong always call the narrator's mother to discuss the pageant?
(a) Late at night.
(b) At noon.
(c) During supper.
(d) At the crack of dawn.
4. How does Father feel about attending the Christmas pageant?
(a) He looks forward to the pageant every year.
(b) He likes to help with the stagecraft for the pageant, but then he rarely attends the pageant itself.
(c) He only wants to attend the pageant to use his new video camera.
(d) He does not want to attend the pageant.
5. The pageant's dress rehearsal takes place the night before what other event?
(a) The bake sale.
(b) The opening night of the pageant.
(c) The rummage sale.
(d) The pot-luck dinner.
Short Answer Questions
1. For how many years has Miss Graebner been a librarian?
2. Mrs. Armstrong tells Mother that she must choose the person who plays Mary very carefully because of what reason?
3. At the end of Mother's story to Father about the first pageant rehearsal, what conclusion does she draw about the Herdman siblings?
4. What does Alice do with the information she has about the Herdman siblings' involvement with the fire department being called to the church?
5. When the narrator describes how many people in town end up attending the pageant overall, for what purpose does she say those people attend?
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