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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 happens when Henry arrives?
(a) He says he is staying at Debbie's house.
(b) He charms Rowena.
(c) He is surly to Rowena.
(d) He insults Mrs. Jervis.

2. Who is Henry Piper?
(a) A boy in whom Rownea is interested.
(b) Rowena's cousin.
(c) The town's pest control person.
(d) The mayor's son.

3. How does the narrator call himself?
(a) Rabbit's Foot.
(b) Meatball.
(c) Stew Meat.
(d) Pork Chop.

4. Why does Polly not croak at all at school?
(a) She decides not to go to school.
(b) She does not open her mouth.
(c) She is sitting in the corner for misbehaving.
(d) She is careful to be polite.

5. How often does Blinn say he visits Coven Tree?
(a) Every ten years.
(b) Every year or two.
(c) Every other month.
(d) Just once.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the annual event about which Stew Meat starts his story?

2. What does Mrs. Jervis reply to Rowena's suggestion?

3. What does Polly realize about her situation?

4. Who offers an observation?

5. What does Sam do when Rowena suggests something to her mother?

Short Essay Questions

1. About what does Polly begin to worry and what does she decide to do?

2. Why is Polly polite to everyone the next day at school?

3. What happens when Polly starts complaining to her mother the next morning about the burned toast?

4. What does Polly want to ask her mother and why is she reluctant to do so?

5. What does Rowena do when she goes upstairs after her mother says no to Henry staying there?

6. What does Rowena hear in the woods and what does she find?

7. What do Agatha and Eunice try to do at tea the next day and how does Polly respond?

8. How does Polly react to Leland's shout scaring the frog and what do the twins do?

9. How does Polly impress her teacher?

10. What does Polly worry about the next morning and how is she initially reassured?

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