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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. Whose cooking does Bobby enjoy tremendously over the years?
(a) Miss Lottie.
(b) Carrie Mae.
(c) The Old Man.
(d) Mr. Howard.
2. What kinds of ducks can be hard to differentiate according to the Old Man?
(a) Sick and healthy.
(b) Males and females.
(c) Babies and colts.
(d) Young and old.
3. What factor prevents hunting some birds according to the Old Man?
(a) Fencing.
(b) Clear weather.
(c) Superstitions.
(d) Rules.
4. Where does Bobby accompany the Old Man while his grandmother cleans the house?
(a) School.
(b) Forest.
(c) Cellar.
(d) Pool hall.
5. Where do the Old Man and Bobby pretend they are in Chapter 25?
(a) Church.
(b) Pool.
(c) Jacuzzi.
(d) Bar.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where does Bobby say that he learned everything he knows in Chapter 25?
2. What do Bobby and the Old Man like to hunt at night?
3. What is the name of the animal that Bobby tries to train with the Old Man?
4. What does the Old Man tell Bobby to not anticipate because he will be six months older then in Chapter 25?
5. What shooting did Bobby do by intention that he admits?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Bobby discover about books and education in Chapter 23?
2. What does the Old Man conclude about being a boy by the end of Chapter 26?
3. What does the Old Man say about knowledge in Chapter 22?
4. What is a noble character according to the Old Man and why does he dislike it?
5. What does the Old Man complain about being different from how it used to be in Chapter 27?
6. Describe how the Old Man demonstrates the power of money to Bobby in Chapter 28.
7. Why do the locals love the period after Labor Day in Chapter 18?
8. Describe Bobby's attitude towards school in the beginning of Chapter 22.
9. Describe Bobby's interactions with the older men in the town in Chapter 18.
10. Why does the Old Man love November?
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