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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. From where does Tommy have to get the things that a young girl wants to buy?
(a) Up front.
(b) Behind a ladder.
(c) In the rear.
(d) On a tall shelf.
2. What does Tommy say to the girl after he notices she was stealing?
(a) Berates her.
(b) Nothing.
(c) Warns her.
(d) Wishes her a nice day.
3. Where does the girl live who comes into the candy store to buy something?
(a) 2 blocks away.
(b) Down the street.
(c) Around the block.
(d) 1/2 a block away.
4. How long was the lobster Tommy caught?
(a) 11 inches.
(b) 12 inches.
(c) 10 inches.
(d) 13 inches.
5. What does Tommy feel like doing when he sees the girl stealing?
(a) Calling the police.
(b) Calling Rosa.
(c) Grabbing her and shaking her.
(d) Lecturing her.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Tommy keep in the back that he has to keep most kids from?
2. What does the girl's mother do for a living?
3. Where does Tony remember an uncle used to take him?
4. What type of day is Tommy having when a young girl comes into the store?
5. How long has the girl been coming to the store regularly for the same thing?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Tommy remember doing with his Uncle Dom?
2. What does Tommy remember catching with his uncle Dom once?
3. How is the girl different from other kids who come into the store?
4. How does Tommy compare the ten-year-old girl who comes to the store with her mother?
5. What type of day is Tommy having when a young girl comes into the store?
6. What are Tommy's thoughts when he brings the paper to the girl?
7. How does Tommy notice that the girl steals some candy bars?
8. What does Tommy consider doing when he sees the girl stealing?
9. Why did a cop tell Tommy and Uncle Dom to throw back a lobster they caught, and why did they keep the lobster?
10. What does a ten-year-old girl buy and why?
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