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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 does Calli know as far as wood lore?
(a) How to avoid her father.
(b) What the different animal tracks are.
(c) What to eat and what to avoid.
(d) How to avoid the strange man.

2. What does Calli do when her father is drinking?
(a) Hides under her bed.
(b) Runs to Willow Creek Woods.
(c) Goes to her friend's house.
(d) Hides in the garage.

3. Why do the police have to conduct detailed interviews?
(a) To establish a suspect.
(b) So they don't waste time hunting in the wrong direction.
(c) To establish a motive.
(d) To look as though they are making progress.

4. What is Calli trying to figure out?
(a) How to get away from her father.
(b) If the deputy sheriff saw them.
(c) Where her mother is.
(d) Why her father does not seem drunk.

5. What demonstrates Calli's love of the woods?
(a) Her ability to find her way in the dark in the woods.
(b) Her books.
(c) Her desire to be a girl scout.
(d) Her box of treasures.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Calli decide to do?

2. How does Ben see himself?

3. About what does Antonia feel she failed?

4. What does Louis tell Fitzgerald about concerning Griff?

5. What lures Calli out of her hiding place?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is Ben's dream about and how is he feeling?

2. Why does Petra hear a noise and what does she decide to do?

3. What does Ben want to do and what does he think about as far as Calli being in the woods?

4. What is Martin and Fielda's relationship like?

5. What does Calli need to do when she wakes up early one morning?

6. What does Calli express about her father?

7. What happens when Calli's father sees her?

8. Who is banging on Antonia's door and what do they want?

9. How are Fielda and Martin responding to what they see as a lack of action?

10. What does Calli's father do after Roger comes by?

(see the answer keys)

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