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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. On his first morning at the boarding house, why is Si deliberately late for breakfast?
(a) So he can avoid the other tenants.
(b) Because he doesn't like to eat breakfast.
(c) So he can read the paper.
(d) So he doesn't have to see Aunt Ada.

2. Where does Si take Julia so she can go back to 1882?
(a) To the base of the Brooklyn Bridge.
(b) To the Statue of Liberty.
(c) To the Dakota.
(d) To the agency.

3. When Si returns to the present at the start of Chapter 16, how long does he wait before going to the agency?
(a) One hour.
(b) One week.
(c) One day.
(d) The weekend.

4. The day after the incident at Jake's office, who comes to the boarding house and asks for Si and Julia?
(a) Carmody.
(b) Mrs. Carmody.
(c) Jake.
(d) A police officer.

5. Despite possible consequences to the future, what does Si decide to do?
(a) Save Carmody's life.
(b) Put Jake in jail.
(c) Marry Julia.
(d) Break up Jake and Julia.

6. After dinner, when Jake returns to the boarding house, what is on his shirt?
(a) I heart New York.
(b) Blood.
(c) Mud.
(d) Grass stains.

7. After their first meeting, when do Jake and Carmody plan to meet again?
(a) After Si goes back to his own time.
(b) At midnight, three days later.
(c) They don't plan to meet again.
(d) At nine in the morning, three days later.

8. After spending another day in 1882, what does Si decide about the people who live there?
(a) They need better cars.
(b) He's glad he doesn't live there with them.
(c) They deserve to be happy.
(d) They should all come to live in the future with him.

9. What newspaper office does Si notice on his way to Jake's office?
(a) The New York Times.
(b) The Herald Ledger.
(c) The Washington Post.
(d) The New York Observer.

10. On Si's first night back, what does Jake tell Si about Julia?
(a) That their engagement is off.
(b) That he and Julia got married.
(c) That he knows Julia likes Si.
(d) That he and Julia set a wedding date.

11. Why does Si insist that Julia return home?
(a) Because it's the right thing to do.
(b) So she doesn't have to experience war, pollution or racism.
(c) So she can marry Jake.
(d) Because it would change the future if she doesn't.

12. How does Katie's letter reassure Si and Julia that the events in Jake's office weren't their fault?
(a) It said Carmody would kill Jake.
(b) Katie mailed the letter to Si in the past.
(c) The letter referred to a fire.
(d) The letter said Si and Julia would be in Jake's office.

13. When Carmody tells Chief of Police Byrnes his story, what does he admit?
(a) That his wife went to the ball without him.
(b) That he has a moon and star on the bottom of his boot.
(c) That Jake was blackmailing him.
(d) That he's a crook.

14. What reason does Julia give for only part of the Statue of Liberty being in the park?
(a) The rest will be delivered when the city decides where to put it.
(b) The rest will be delivered when the artist finishes it.
(c) The rest will be delivered as soon a ship can be found to bring it.
(d) France has decided to keep the rest of it.

15. Who takes charge of the agency after Danziger leaves?
(a) Ruben.
(b) Dr. Rossoff.
(c) Esterhazy.
(d) The president.

Short Answer Questions

1. At the beginning of Chapter 12, what place does Si make two sketches of?

2. In the board meeting, what does Esterhazy say about the project's risks?

3. When Jake and Carmody meet a second time, how much money does Carmody offer Jake?

4. After listening in on Jake and Carmody, where does Si go?

5. Who owns the house at 19 Gramercy Park?

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