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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 Louis tell Fitzgerald about concerning Griff?
(a) His prior arrests.
(b) His violence.
(c) His negligence as a father.
(d) His devotion as a father.

2. What does Calli see when she looks around her room?
(a) Her cat.
(b) There is nothing in her room.
(c) Her school materials.
(d) Her doll.

3. How does Ben see himself?
(a) As the one in the family who always does the right thing.
(b) As the family clown.
(c) As the opposite of Calli.
(d) As the family protector when Griff is away.

4. Why doesn't Calli want to do what she needs to do badly?
(a) Her father will see her.
(b) There is no hot water.
(c) Her mama is crying.
(d) It is dark and she's scared.

5. Of whom does the image of the little girl remind Louis?
(a) His granddaughter.
(b) His niece.
(c) His own daughter.
(d) Someone he fell in love with when he was a child.

Short Answer Questions

1. What shows the whimsical side of Calli and Antonia?

2. Who tests Calli?

3. How does Antonia seem with her answers when questioned by Fitzgerald?

4. What does Antonia do despite her not appreciating the police techniques?

5. What do the testers find wrong with Calli?

Short Essay Questions

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

2. What are Antonia's reflections about Louis and Griff?

3. How does the school nurse treat Calli's accidents?

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

5. How does Calli's previous times playing in the woods help her now?

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

7. What does Louis tell Fitzgerald about Griff?

8. What surreal scene is described concerning Calli and a fawn?

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

10. What does Calli think about as her father is dragging her off into the woods?

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