2. What does Palmer imagine the gang is doing while he is hiding from them?
(a) Asking people if they have seen him and if so to call the police.
(b) Telling people he stole from the grocery store and they are looking for him.
(c) Asking people about him and telling people he has a pigeon for a pet.
(d) Telling people Palmer was too chicken to get The Treatment and ran away.

3. With what does Palmer play in his room alone?
(a) With the soldiers his father gave him for his birthday.
(b) With the new Nerf football he bought.
(c) With the shoe box that Nipper roosted in.
(d) With the new Lego set his parents gave him after Nipper left.

4. What does Palmer decide the message on his cake means?
(a) Beans will try and catch Panther in Palmer's house.
(b) Nipper will not sleep in the closet tonight.
(c) He will have visitors in his room that night.
(d) He will get his birthday wish.

5. What does Palmer do when he knows the bird circling the field is Nipper?
(a) He waves and cries out for his bird.
(b) He calls for his parents and points at the bird.
(c) He runs off the field hoping Nipper will chase him.
(d) He covers his face hoping Nipper will not land and be shot.

6. What condition does Palmer's mother place on his having a tenth birthday party?
(a) He must not invite Beans.
(b) He must invite two other friends from his class at school.
(c) He must invite his cousins.
(d) He must invite Dorothy.

7. Why can't Palmer ask the gang over to see for themselves that the pigeon is gone?
(a) There is still cereal and other foods in the closet.
(b) His mother will never allow them in the house again.
(c) There is still pigeon poop all over the floors and bookshelves.
(d) His mother keeps the door to his room locked now.

8. At the end of the day, why does Palmer feel he can smile?
(a) Because he is going to a new school in the fall.
(b) Because he has successfuly fooled his teacher.
(c) Because the day is over.
(d) Because he has finished this school year and kept Nipper hidden.

9. What do the kids call the teacher of the class?
(a) The Wringer Expert.
(b) The Death Machine.
(c) The Pigeon Scout.
(d) The Wringmaster.

10. What does Palmer come to realize about releasing Nipper?
(a) He is glad he did not have to release Nipper himself.
(b) He should have sent him to Dorothy's.
(c) His tension and anxiety are gone.
(d) He made a big mistake.

11. How do many of the pigeons come out of the boxes for the shoot?
(a) They are flying circles overhead and diving down to the shooters.
(b) They are walking about or pecking for food rather than flying.
(c) They are flying away faster than they shooters can shoot.
(d) They walk out, look around, then fly away.

12. Why does Palmer tell Dorothy he lives in the wrong town?
(a) Because he wants to be on the stage.
(b) Because he is a natural comedian.
(c) Because in his town people kill pigeons.
(d) Because he should live in a big city.

13. Why does Palmer cover himself up to go to school the day after Nipper lands on his head in front of the gang?
(a) He wants to get laughs at school.
(b) He wants to get in trouble with the gang.
(c) He hopes Nipper will not recognize him.
(d) He hopes not to catch a cold.

14. What do the boys run in to the den to look at again and again?
(a) Mr. LaRue's big screen television.
(b) The dart board.
(c) The family portrait.
(d) Mr. LaRue's Sharpshooter Award.

15. What event happens at the shoot that gets the biggest cheer of all?
(a) The event has raised more money than any years previous.
(b) Beans wringing two pigeons at once.
(c) A woman who is the best shooter this year.
(d) A yellow cat running onto the field and carrying away a wounded bird.