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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 color is the roof of the narrator’s house?
(a) Gray.
(b) Brown.
(c) Black.
(d) Red.
2. When the narrator is in the ocean, what can he see above and below him?
(a) Strange light.
(b) Fish.
(c) Mermaids.
(d) Darkness.
3. What type of animal do the hunger birds grab in Chapter 14?
(a) A fox.
(b) A wolf.
(c) A weasel.
(d) A rabbit.
4. Where has Lettie been scratched when she returns in Chapter 10?
(a) Her right arm.
(b) Her knee.
(c) Her cheek.
(d) Her left arm.
5. What does Lettie do when Ursula refuses to put the narrator down in Chapter 11?
(a) She says words in an ancient language.
(b) She screams.
(c) She whistles.
(d) She sings.
Short Answer Questions
1. Why can’t the narrator stay in the ocean forever?
2. In Chapter 8, what does the narrator touch just as Ursula is about to descend upon him?
3. As night falls, what can the narrator see flying above him in Chapter 12?
4. What is tangy in the dessert that the narrator eats in Chapter 13?
5. In Chapter 11, how high does Ursula hold the narrator off the ground?
Short Essay Questions
1. The narrator says in Chapter 11 that he has only seen grownups cry twice. How does he describe these events?
2. Why does Ursula say when she is sent to talk to the narrator in Chapter 12?
3. Why does Lettie praise the narrator in Chapter 13?
4. What do the cleaners look like?
5. What does Lettie bring when she finally arrives in Chapter 13?
6. What does the narrator do after arriving at the Hempstock home in Chapter 9?
7. What is the purpose of the hole that Ursula left inside the narrator?
8. What does the narrator say he misses about childhood in Chapter 13?
9. What do the hunger birds do when Lettie and Ginnie tell them they can’t come onto Hempstock land?
10. Where does Ginnie take Lettie after she's been attacked by the hunger birds in Chapter 14?
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