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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Book 3: Part 5: "Spring 2094" - Part 6: "Spring, thirty years earlier".

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In Book 2: Part 1, why does David feel it is essential to avoid thinking about his father?
(a) His father is in jail.
(b) His father is abusive.
(c) He does not love his father.
(d) Thinking about his father is emotionally distressing.

2. In Book 1: Part 19, why does David confront Edward with questions and accusations upon his return to the room?
(a) He is worried about a stolen tea set.
(b) He is trying to assert control in their relationship.
(c) He believes Edward has hidden information.
(d) He is seeking clarification about Edward's past.

3. In Book 3: Part 3, why does Charlie enjoy spending time in Grandfather's study?
(a) To watch Grandfather work in silence.
(b) To listen to mysteries being read aloud.
(c) To brush Grandfather's hair.
(d) To play with colorful wooden blocks.

4. In Book 2: Part 2, who is the one person Wika's mother allows to visit Lipo-wao-nahele?
(a) Uncle William.
(b) The garbage service personnel.
(c) A government inspector.
(d) The clerk from the office.

5. In Book 2: Part 1, how does Charles react when David offers to return his shirt after it is cleaned?
(a) He insists that David owes him a favor.
(b) He scolds David for spending money on dry cleaning.
(c) He is upset and refuses to accept it.
(d) He thanks David and takes the shirt.

Short Answer Questions

1. In Book 2: Part 2, what changes occur after Wika's father's death?

2. In Book 3: Part 1, what significant event happens during the shuttle's stop near Forty-second Street?

3. In Book 2: Part 1, what does David think about his role in his relationship with Charles?

4. In Book 1: Chapter 7, why is David irritated after receiving his grandfather's command to be home precisely at five o'clock?

5. In Book 3: Part 6, who is writing the letters to Peter?

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