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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 29, what time does Johannes speak to the goats about the plan to free the Bison?
(a) Just after sunset.
(b) Noon.
(c) Mid-afternoon.
(d) Just before sunset.

2. How many rectangles does Bertrand tell Johannes he can see from a giant window?
(a) 2.
(b) 3.
(c) 4.
(d) 1.

3. What is it called when a gull can no longer fly?
(a) Ignominy.
(b) Dishonor.
(c) Degradation.
(d) Disgrace.

4. Who shreds the sweater and helps Johannes get it off?
(a) Yolanda.
(b) Sonja.
(c) Bertrand.
(d) Angus.

5. Where does Johannes go after the Bison confirm that the park is on an island?
(a) Human homes.
(b) His hollow.
(c) New building.
(d) Duck pond.

Short Answer Questions

1. What color is the garment Johannes is to wear to disguise himself after pictures of him circulate?

2. Why is Johannes not able to get into his hollow in Chapter 25?

3. What color vest does the human wear who often watches and sleeps from a hammock near the Bison pen?

4. What are the new animals at the windmill doing when Johannes and the others arrive?

5. How long do the others tell Johannes that he sleeps in Chapter 17?

Short Essay Questions

1. What do the Bison tell Johannes about his father?

2. How do Bertrand and his gull-friends plan to get Johannes inside the museum where the rectangles hang?

3. How does Helene think the goats can help Johannes free the Bison?

4. How does Johannes get out of the dog sweater?

5. What happens to Bertrand when he is jealous of Johannes?

6. What do Johannes and the Assistant Eyes see by the windmill?

7. Where does Johannes sleep when he cannot get into his hollow, and how does he sleep?

8. What mood is Angus in when he called to help Johannes put on the dog sweater?

9. Why is Helene considered a freak by the other goats?

10. How does Johannes feel when he gets the sweater on?

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