Wringer Test | Final Test - Hard

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Wringer Test | Final Test - Hard

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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. What stories do the children hear about the pigeons in their crates awaiting the shoot?

2. What does Miss Kiner ask Palmer to do as punishment?

3. What happens after Nipper lands on Palmer's head?

4. Why does Palmer run upstairs after hearing about the cat?

5. What are the two benefits Palmer realizes from misbehaving in school?

Short Essay Questions

1. When the gang finds out from Palmer what he did in school to deserve an after-school punishment, how do they react? How does Palmer feel? What else does he do in order to stay in school a little longer?

2. Who does not attend Palmer's tenth birthday party and why? What do the boys want to talk to Mr. LaRue about? How does Mr. LaRue respond?

3. What curious thing does Palmer notice at the Titans baseball game? What does it remind him of?

4. How does Palmer notice his father communicates with hum during Family Fest week? How does he describe this new communication?

5. Palmer knows a lot about pigeons. What kinds of things does he know about releasing a pigeon so the bird will not be able to return home? How does he use this information with Nipper?

6. In Chapter 32, Beans and the gang take Palmer to find Farquar for his birthday Treatment. When Beans demands that Farquar give Palmer the Treatment, he is faced with a bully bigger than himself. How does Beans respond to Farquar? How does Palmer?

7. What does Palmer find written on the icing of his cake later in the evening of his birthday? Who does he believe wrote it? What does he think it means?

8. When Dorothy realizes all of the things Palmer has done to keep Nipper from harm, she calls him a hero. Why does Dorothy think Palmer is a hero? Does he feel like a hero?

9. Palmer makes his plan to avoid confrontation with Beans and Mutto on the night of his birthday. What is his plan, and does it work?

10. What kinds of harassment do Beans and the gang inflict on Palmer after he has walked away from the gang? Why?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

The novel ends with the words of a small child. What are those words, and why are they important? What do the words mean to Palmer?

Essay Topic 2

The last scene between Dorothy and Palmer is one of anger and upset. Were there one more chapter, how might their friendship have been repaired based on what we know about their friendship? What part does Nipper play in their friendship?

Essay Topic 3

Palmer tells Dorothy the story of learning how to float in a swimming pool. How does he relate this story to his relationship with Dorothy? Why does Palmer feel this way about Dorothy?

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