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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Section 3: Chapters 16-23.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. When Lily hears a "thud" and thinks they have hit something with their car, what is she really hearing?
(a) Sam dropping her phone.
(b) Something falling over in the trunk.
(c) Thunder.
(d) Their mother hitting the steering wheel with her hand.
2. When Lily gets to the library in Chapter 16, what does Joe tell her?
(a) Her cupcake idea inspired them to have a bake sale.
(b) She should stop disturbing Jensen when she is tutoring.
(c) He hopes that her grandmother is feeling better.
(d) He has ordered her a book of Korean folktales.
3. When Halmoni swerves to the side of the road in Chapter 13, Lily thinks that it is because of the tiger--but what other reason does she find out that Halmoni has?
(a) Halmoni does not remember where she is.
(b) Halmoni is feeling sick to her stomach.
(c) Halmoni is too scared of the rain to keep driving.
(d) Halmoni is angry about Sam and Lily's bickering.
4. What claim does Halmoni make that Lily has a hard time believing?
(a) Halmoni claims that the tiger appeared because Sam called to it.
(b) Halmoni claims that the girls' mother saw the tiger when she was a child.
(c) Halmoni claims to have stolen something from the tigers.
(d) Halmoni claims that there is a tiger in the basement.
5. What does Lily compare Sam to as they stand in the rain outside Halmoni's cottage?
(a) A hen.
(b) A tiger.
(c) A bear.
(d) A goldfish.
Short Answer Questions
1. What side-effect of Halmoni's illness explains something that has been puzzling Lily about the basement?
2. What does Lily do at the end of Chapter 9 when she breaks the mug?
3. When Lily was little, what did she think the library across the street looked like?
4. In Halmoni's story in Chapter 8, who is the original storyteller?
5. What confuses Lily about the way Ricky talks about his mother?
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