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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 18, what did Peter say at the end of the chapter to his grandfather?
2. In Chapter 28, what did Peter pretend to do when Grandpa came to his room?
3. In Chapter 19, who did Grandpa say he had to share a bed with as a child?
4. In Chapter 23, what did Grandpa play with Peter's dad?
5. In Chapter 30, who did Peter say was playing a trick on him with the Monopoly game?
Short Essay Questions
1. In Chapter 20, why did Peter think that he might lose the war with his grandfather?
2. What happened when Peter woke up in Chapter 31?
3. What did Peter take from his Grandpa in Chapter 33, and where did he hide what he took?
4. In Chapter 24, what did Peter discover when he went to play Monopoly with his friends?
5. In Chapter 23, how did Peter say that Jenny got a tutu?
6. What did Steve say about Peter's grandpa and psychological warfare in Chapter 21?
7. In Chapter 18, what did Grandpa do when his alarm went off at 3 a.m.?
8. In Chapter 19, what did Grandpa say about his childhood?
9. In Chapter 33, when did Peter decide to get revenge on Grandpa and why?
10. In Chapter 28, why did Grandpa not think that a thief stole his wallet?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Grandpa tells Peter that they are not having a war. How does Grandpa describe the disagreement between him and Peter? What is communicated about war and feuds through this conversation?
Essay Topic 2
A character foil is a character whose qualities are in contrast to another character. In what way is Jenny a character foil to Peter? How does the use of Jenny as a foil affect the plot?
Essay Topic 3
Peter acts childishly when he has to give his room to his grandfather. How does Peter grow and mature in the novel through the confrontation with his grandfather?
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