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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. Which of the Assistant Eyes think Johannes's plan to get the Bison on the boat is a good one and they should start immediately?
2. In Chapter 25, where does Johannes see a picture of himself when he goes on his rounds?
3. After meeting Helene in Chapter 26, for how many days does Johannes listen to her stories?
4. Of the creatures who live in the park, who is probably the most "duck-unloving and duck-untrusting" (103)?
5. What do the signs that show Johannes's picture say to look out for?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why is Johannes not able to go into his hollow after he meets Helene?
2. What reasons does Bertrand give Johannes for wearing a disguise?
3. How does Johannes get out of the dog sweater?
4. Who tries to grab Johannes after he talks to Yolanda about the rectangles that show the Park People are looking for a coyote?
5. Why is Angus prompt for the Assistant Eyes meeting in Chapter 21?
6. Where does Johannes sleep when he cannot get into his hollow, and how does he sleep?
7. What do Bertrand and Johannes learn when Bertrand speaks to the goats?
8. Why does Johannes have to wear a disguise in Chapter 17?
9. What happens when Johannes looks at rectangles from a window outside the new museum?
10. How do the goats treat Johannes when they see him talking to Helene, and why?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Johannes has many friends in the park. How would you describe Johannes’s friendship? Why are his friendships important?
Essay Topic 2
After Johannes meets Helene, Bertrand begins avoiding Johannes. Why does Bertrand start avoiding Johannes? Why is he jealous?
Essay Topic 3
Setting is the place where a story happens. Where does The Eyes and the Impossible take place? How do Johanes and other characters feel about the setting and why?
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