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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. Francesca tells the police that people in which country call trees like Red "raggy trees" (61)?
(a) Scotland.
(b) Wales.
(c) Denmark.
(d) Ireland.

2. What kind of animal is the character named RosePetal?
(a) A badger.
(b) A porcupine.
(c) A raccoon.
(d) A skunk.

3. What gift does Bongo give to Samar?
(a) A diary.
(b) A key.
(c) A prism.
(d) A pencil.

4. What did Maeve call Red once she tied her own wish onto one of Red's branches?
(a) Her raggy tree.
(b) Her friendship tree.
(c) Her dreamy tree.
(d) Her stringy tree.

5. What implement is used to try to untie Samar's wish from the branch before a paper clip is used instead?
(a) A beak.
(b) A claw.
(c) A tail.
(d) A fang.

Short Answer Questions

1. Red explains that they had decided to break the no-speaking rule because they had wanted to what?

2. What is the first action Samar takes after she sees the word carved into Red's trunk?

3. What is NOT an example of a crepuscular creature, according to Red?

4. Red declares that Samar reminds them of which one of Francesca's family members?

5. What is Flash's full name?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Applegate go about demonstrating that not everyone in town in Islamophobic?

2. What does the reader learn about Maeve in Chapter 31?

3. What is the significance of the year 1848 in Red's life?

4. In what way does the theme of acceptance arise within Red's reaction to his coming demise?

5. What name did Maeve give to the child she found in Red's hollow and why?

6. Who was Squibbles?

7. In what way did a small fraction of people react to Maeve's named wish?

8. In what way did the majority of people react to Maeve's named wish?

9. How does Red describe the "crow version of a smile" (113)?

10. In what way does the ticking clock motif emerge within the narrative of wishtree?

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