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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 subject/topic does Bobby fail to apply himself in Chapter 22?
(a) Algebra.
(b) Chemistry.
(c) Philosophy.
(d) Psychology.
2. What does the Old Man think that he has learned to do at last?
(a) Answer himself.
(b) Pace himself.
(c) Teach himself.
(d) Forgive himself.
3. What does the Old Man imitate for the lost animal?
(a) Mother deer.
(b) Mother goose.
(c) Mother duck.
(d) Mother squirrel.
4. Who brags and drives the Old Man crazy while hunting?
(a) McIntyre.
(b) Svenson.
(c) Greyson.
(d) Bobby.
5. Who does Bobby see walking down the street with shoulders slumped?
(a) Father.
(b) Howard.
(c) Greyson.
(d) Old Man.
Short Answer Questions
1. When Bobby gets his report card one year, what is his family very disappointed to see in Chapter 22?
2. What kind of men does Bobby meet with his grandfather when he leaves the house as his grandmother is cleaning?
3. Whose cooking does Bobby enjoy tremendously over the years?
4. Where does the Old Man take a road trip?
5. To what does Bobby compare waiting in November?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why do the locals love the period after Labor Day in Chapter 18?
2. How does the Old Man make an exception among ducks?
3. Why will Bobby have to steer himself in Chapter 28?
4. Describe Bobby's interactions with the older men in the town in Chapter 18.
5. What lesson does the Old Man offer Bobby with regards to time and Christmas in Chapter 26?
6. Why does the Old Man resent Bobby in Chapter 26?
7. What does the Old Man complain about being different from how it used to be in Chapter 27?
8. What does the Old Man say about the behavior of women in Chapter 24?
9. How does Bobby transform his education and embrace school?
10. How does Bobby respond to the Old Man's question about what he wants to be when he grows up?
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