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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 grade has Asa just completed?
(a) Fifth.
(b) Ninth.
(c) Kindergarten.
(d) First.
2. Who is the comic book freak in Asa's class?
(a) Jeremy.
(b) Lee.
(c) Brandy.
(d) Evan.
3. What does Asa do when he leaves the bungalow in the night?
(a) Strolls along the boardwalk.
(b) Walks along the ocean.
(c) Looks for his mother everywhere.
(d) Rides the rollercoaster again.
4. What is Dave's demeanor toward Asa as they drive in the car from the airport?
(a) Inquisitive.
(b) Joyful.
(c) Rude.
(d) Apologetic.
5. What does Asa first notice about Dave?
(a) He is blind.
(b) He is nearly bald.
(c) He is missing a little finger.
(d) He braids his hair.
Short Answer Questions
1. What topic is Asa responsible for in the oral presentation?
2. What is the name of the poem Asa is to recite with the boy in #65?
3. What does Asa do when he sees Joel enter the auditorium?
4. What color balloon does Asa get at the boardwalk?
5. What topic can Asa ascertain that the class is studying?
Short Essay Questions
1. Explain the structure of the novel in terms of stories and characters.
2. Who does Asa see at the back of the auditorium as he is waiting backstage at Show Night?
3. What is the poem Joel has selected to present on Show Night and how does Asa feel about it?
4. What things has Asa brought home with him on the last day of school?
5. What is the name of the new poem that Asa picks out and what struggle does Asa have with Joel regarding the new poem?
6. How does Asa try to keep the poem practices moving forward after Joel begins to miss practice sessions?
7. How old is Asa since the last story, and what is he doing as the story begins?
8. What is Dave's demeanor after Asa's mother gets Asa off the roller coaster ride?
9. What helps Asa make new friends in his class?
10. Who is Bobby Levy?
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