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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. At the end of Chapter 22, what disease does Brother Leon say that Renault has?
2. In Chapter 26 how many guys does Jerry think that Ellen smiles at in a day?
3. What type of people are on the bus that Jerry takes home in Chapter 32?
4. Who does Ellen think calls her in Chapter 26?
5. Who talks to Jerry at the beginning of Chapter 38?
Short Essay Questions
1. In Chapter 29, how are sales being juggled?
2. How does Archie get Emile stirred up to fight at the assembly in Chapter 35?
3. At the end of Chapter 38, what does Brother Leon say about what happened?
4. In Chapter 38, what does Jerry try to tell The Goober before he is taken away by ambulance?
5. At the end of Chapter 30, what does Goober feel and why?
6. At the end of Chapter 34, what does Archie have planned?
7. In Chapter 24, what does Brian think is the reason why Brother Leon is so desperate to have the chocolates sold?
8. What does Archie want at the end of Chapter 39?
9. In Chapter 27, who is Frankie Rollo?
10. At the end of Chapter 25, how does Jerry feel about not selling chocolates?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
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 2
Jerry does not realize the meaning of a quote on a poster in his locker until he refuses to sell the chocolates. What does Jerry experience because of his refusal to sell the chocolates? How do those experiences help Jerry to understand what it means to disturb the universe? How does that understanding direct Jerry’s actions?
Essay Topic 3
Jerry grows up and loses his innocence in the novel. What does Jerry experience in the novel that helps him mature and make his own decisions? How do those experiences cause him to lose his innocence?
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