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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. What does Neal do to Edward in the end of Chapter 21?
(a) He kicks him into the lake.
(b) He throws him out the diner door.
(c) He slams his head into the counter.
(d) He throws him into the trash can.
2. What color is Neal's hair?
(a) Gray.
(b) Black.
(c) Red.
(d) Brown.
3. Who lunges after Edward to prevent him from leaving in Chapter 22?
(a) Pellagrina.
(b) Eugene.
(c) Bull.
(d) Anna.
4. How many pieces does Lucius say Edward's head was broken into before being mended in Chapter 23?
(a) 19.
(b) 21.
(c) 42.
(d) 12.
5. Lucius agreed to fix Edward on what condition?
(a) That Edward then belonged to him.
(b) That Lucy would become his dog.
(c) That Edward then be given to his sister.
(d) That Bryce would have to be his servant.
Short Answer Questions
1. On what month with Edward does Sarah Ruth stop eating in Chapter 19?
2. What does Bryce bring home to Edward after work in Chapter 18?
3. What does the old woman's basket smell of when she puts Edward in it in Chapter 15?
4. What bird sings at night "the saddest sound Edward had ever heard" in Chapter 16 (119)?
5. Who does Edward think the old woman is that comes to watch Edward and Bryce perform on the street corner in Chapter 20?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Bryce attempt to make money with Edward in Chapter 20? Is he successful?
2. How is Bryce's home described?
3. How do the other hobos perceive Edward?
4. What does the old woman do with Edward in Chapter 15? Why?
5. Where does Bryce go to eat in Chapter 21? What does he order?
6. Where is Edward in his dream in Chapter 22?
7. What causes the conflict between Bryce and the cook in Chapter 21?
8. How is Bryce and Sarah Ruth's father described?
9. How and why does Bryce manage to make Edward dance?
10. Whom does Edward encounter in his dream in Chapter 22?
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