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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. In Chapter 16, which of the animals thinks there is going to be a storm?
(a) Bison.
(b) Horses.
(c) Squirrels.
(d) Turtles.
2. When was Yolanda nearly captured by the Control-the-Animals people?
(a) When she was digging through garbage.
(b) When she was perched on a tree branch.
(c) When she was on the beach.
(d) When she was fishing in the peanut-pond.
3. In Chapter 10, where does Johannes go after he wakes?
(a) Forest.
(b) Hill.
(c) Great Round Rock.
(d) Meadow.
4. How many birds does Bertrand think it will take to fly the Bison out of the park?
(a) 500,000.
(b) A million.
(c) A billion.
(d) 2,500,000.
5. Who does Johannes think would be good to create a distraction when they try to free the Bison?
(a) Sonja.
(b) Angus.
(c) Helene.
(d) Bertrand.
Short Answer Questions
1. What type of outdoor sports do people come to practice Johannes' park?
2. What body part is Sonja missing?
3. In Chapter 3, what color is the long cloak one of the archers is wearing?
4. How many acres do the Bison have to run?
5. After Johannes goes running after he is rescued and reports to the Bison, what time does he quit running?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why is Angus a valuable Assistant Eye even though he is often late or does not come to the daily meetings?
2. Why is Freya concerned about Johannes fascination with the rectangles on the plaza?
3. Why does Johannes decide that freeing the Bison needs to take place at night?
4. How does Johannes spend his days?
5. What problem is there after Johannes saves the toddler?
6. What becomes obvious to Johannes after his rescue, and what does he decide to do?
7. How does Johannes escape?
8. What are Sundays like in the park according to Johannes?
9. Why does Johannes stay in his hollow after the rescue?
10. What is Johannes's story?
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