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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. In Chapter 11, who accuses Archie of causing the destruction in Room 19?

2. In Chapter 13, how long was the chocolate sale postponed after the disaster in Room 19?

3. In Chapter 5, where are Vigil meetings held?

4. How old is The Goober?

5. In Chapter 4, how many boxes of chocolates have the boys sold in previous years?

Short Essay Questions

1. How is Emile described in Chapter 7?

2. In Chapter 18, why is Jerry not able to sleep?

3. How does The Goober feel when he runs in Chapter 8?

4. What happens when Jerry refuses to sell chocolates in Chapter 13?

5. How does Jerry feel at the beginning of Chapter 19?

6. In Chapter 11, how does Archie feel as he watches the destruction of Room 19?

7. In Chapter 16, why does Brother Leon give David Caroni an F on a test?

8. How do The Vigils react when Archie tells them that he has pledged the backing of The Vigils for the chocolate sale?

9. What assignment does Archie give seniors in Chapter 20 and why?

10. in Chapter 4, why does Brother Leon ask Archie for help selling the boxes of chocolate?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Archie, The Vigils, and Brother Leon all exert pressure upon students to get them to do things they do not want to do. What type of pressure do Archie, The Vigils, and Brother Leon use to force into action? How do they use psychological and peer pressure to get what they want?

Essay Topic 2

Archie and Brother Leon have many character traits in common. What traits do they have in common? How are their character traits revealed by their actions? Would you consider their character traits to be positive or negative?

Essay Topic 3

The Vigils are a secret society at Trinity. What is the purpose of The Vigils? Are they dangerous? Why is their existence tolerated by the school?

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