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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. In Chapter 12, what kind of cookies does Erin have in her locker?
2. In Chapter 15, where does Erin tell Max that Ralph and Tucker are as Max leaves the cafeteria?
3. In Chapter 20, what does Max think Ralph is having?
4. What does Max use in Chapter 12 to fix something gross?
5. What does Ralph grab when he reaches for Max in Chapter 19?
Short Essay Questions
1. What are Ralph and Tucker doing when Max sneaks to the gym in Chapter 15?
2. Why does Erin stop communicating with Max in Chapter 17?
3. In Chapter 16, what is Tucker's condition after his ride on the fan?
4. Where does Max decide to go when he tries to get away from Ralph in Chapter 18?
5. How does Max feel at the end of Chapter 16?
6. In Chapter 11, why does Max not want to stay on the phone with Erin as he works on the plan to thwart the burglars?
7. How does Max get Moose to chase him in Chapter 13?
8. In Chapter 18, what happens to Ralph when he follows Max?
9. In Chapter 18 how does Max feel and why?
10. Why is Ralph in trouble with his wife in Chapter 18?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Ralph seems to be the leader of the burglars. What are the qualities of a good leader? How does Ralph lead the other burglars? Does he have good or poor leadership skills?
Essay Topic 2
Erin and Max work together to thwart the burglars. How do Erin and Max work together to try to stop the burglars? How do their strengths and weaknesses complement each other? How do they use teamwork to accomplish their goal?
Essay Topic 3
Suspense in literature is when an author leaves readers wondering what will happen next in the story. How does the author use suspense in the book? When the author uses suspense, do you as a reader want to keep reading, or are you discouraged and want to stop reading?
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