1. How did David really feel about the plan he was bragging about to his classmates?
(a) He thought it would be an adventure.
(b) He thought it would be boring.
(c) He thought it would never happen.
(d) He thought it would be fun.

2. What did David feel like towards his family as he rode to his trial?
(a) A hero.
(b) A liar.
(c) A fool.
(d) A traitor.

3. David begins to see a new psychiatrist during his time with the Turnboughs. Who is his new doctor?
(a) Alice Turnbough.
(b) Donald Roberson.
(c) Stephen Pelzer.
(d) Harold Turnbough.

4. What plan does John concoct that David eagerly goes along with and brags about to his classmates?
(a) To play a prank on a classmate.
(b) To beat up a teacher.
(c) To run away together.
(d) To burn down Mr. Smith's classroom.

5. One day, David arrives at school and sees that John had attempted to go through with the plan. What happens as a result?
(a) Nothing, nobody cares about the plan.
(b) Everyone blames John.
(c) Everyone thinks David is a hero.
(d) Everyone thinks David set the fire.

Short Answer Questions

1. When David left the courtroom, his mother loaded him down with toys and clothes. He enjoyed these gifts, but cherished something else more. What was it?

2. At David's new foster home in the "Coming Around" chapter, the foster parents decided to move. What did David assume would happen when they moved?

3. Summer is over and David returns to school. Who 'befriends' David?

4. What did Ms. Gold recommend to the judge at David's abuse trial?

5. David feels that the Turnbough residence will be his final foster home. What does David tear up while he's there?

(see the answer key)

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