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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. Why does Neal come to confront Bryce in Chapter 21?
(a) Because Bryce tried to run from the store, stealing.
(b) Because Bryce called the cops on the owner.
(c) Because Bryce does not have enough money to pay for his food.
(d) Because Bryce slapped another customer in the face.

2. Where are Bull, Lucy, and Edward when Bull and Lucy are attacked while they sleep in Chapter 14?
(a) Memphis.
(b) Los Angeles.
(c) Knoxville.
(d) Chicago.

3. How does Bryce carry Edward to town in Chapter 20?
(a) In his satchel.
(b) Under his arm.
(c) In a suitcase.
(d) In a basket.

4. Who licks away Edward's tears in Chapter 22?
(a) Checkers.
(b) Anna.
(c) Sarah Ruth.
(d) Lucy.

5. What does the old woman poke Edward with when she discovers him in Chapter 15?
(a) A fishing pole.
(b) A rifle.
(c) A walking cane.
(d) A broomstick.

Short Answer Questions

1. Of what material is Edward's suit made in Chapter 22?

2. What does Edward first mistake Bryce's house for in Chapter 17?

3. What are the names of Jack's kids?

4. Who stands in the door of the house to greet Edward in Chapter 22?

5. What is the name of the waitress that serves Bryce in Chapter 21?

Short Essay Questions

1. Whom does Edward encounter in his dream in Chapter 22?

2. Where does Bryce go to eat in Chapter 21? What does he order?

3. How do Bull, Lucy, and Edward travel? Where do they go?

4. Why does Bryce leave his home with Edward in Chapter 19? Where does he go?

5. Who is Lucius Clarke and what are Edward's perceptions of this character?

6. What happens to Edward at the end of Chapter 21?

7. How is Bryce's home described?

8. How is Bryce's character described? Where does he encounter Edward?

9. How does Edward become separated from Bull and Lucy?

10. How does Bryce attempt to make money with Edward in Chapter 20? Is he successful?

(see the answer keys)

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