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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. How many pelicans agree to help free the Bison?
(a) 20 or so.
(b) 18.
(c) About 30.
(d) 15.
2. What type of animals does Samuel think Johannes and the others saw at the windmill?
(a) Goats.
(b) Sheep.
(c) Cows.
(d) Horses.
3. What is the sweater made from that Johannes is to wear?
(a) Acrylic.
(b) Cotton.
(c) Fleece.
(d) Wool.
4. Who tells Johannes what the rectangles say that have his picture on them?
(a) Angus.
(b) Bertrand.
(c) Sonja.
(d) Yoland.
5. Who is to be the Keeper of the Equilibrium when the Bison are gone?
(a) Johannes.
(b) Sonja.
(c) Yolanda.
(d) Bertrand.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where does Angus have a nasty scar from some weeds that grow near the windmill?
2. What day of the week is the museum closed to the public?
3. What time does Helene say the boat will take the goats back to the mainland?
4. How many of his kind were left when Johannes's father died?
5. When Johannes goes to tell the Bison about his plan to have them leave on a boat, how many humans surround the Bison?
Short Essay Questions
1. What do Johannes and the Assistant Eyes see by the windmill?
2. Who tries to grab Johannes after he talks to Yolanda about the rectangles that show the Park People are looking for a coyote?
3. How do the goats treat Johannes when they see him talking to Helene, and why?
4. What is the plan for getting Johannes inside the museum?
5. Why is Helene considered a freak by the other goats?
6. What do Bertrand and Johannes learn when Bertrand speaks to the goats?
7. How do the ducks respond when Sonja and Johannes ask them to help free the Bison?
8. What does Johannes see when he races through the park in Chapter 25?
9. What happens when Johannes looks at rectangles from a window outside the new museum?
10. What reasons does Bertrand give Johannes for wearing a disguise?
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