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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. When does the human say the demo was intended to be done in Chapter 1?
(a) The end of June.
(b) The end of February.
(c) The end of January.
(d) The end of March.
2. What is Olivia's last name?
(a) Johnson.
(b) Kimble.
(c) Rogers.
(d) Phillips.
3. What is the name of the big dog at the foster home where Bella is taken in Chapter 11?
(a) Jack.
(b) Dutch.
(c) Grump.
(d) Rascal.
4. Lucas's mother says to him in Chapter 2, "I guess if there's anything I don't need to lecture you about, it's" what (22)?
(a) "Rebelling against authority."
(b) "Loving animals."
(c) "Getting married."
(d) "Being responsible."
5. Who at the VA hospital does Bella refer to as the saddest man she has ever met in Chapter 7?
(a) Ty.
(b) Mack.
(c) Roger.
(d) James.
Short Answer Questions
1. What smell does Bella associate with Gunter?
2. After how long of a delay does Gunter say he finally got his demo permit in Chapter 3?
3. What are the boys doing when Bella encounters them in the end of Chapter 11?
4. Who does Lucas tell his mother to call when he sees the developers arriving in Chapter 2?
5. What is Lucas's last name?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is the backstory between Lucas and Terri?
2. What happens to Bella's family when she is a puppy? Who cares for her after they are gone?
3. Where is Bella taken in Chapter 11? Why?
4. What are Lucas's career goals? Why is he driven to pursue his particular career choice?
5. Why is the narrative style of this novel unique?
6. What does the dead squirrel symbolize in the narrative?
7. How does Bella escape her foster home in Chapter 11? Where does she go?
8. How does Dr. Sterling help Lucas?
9. Where was Bella born and where did she spend her early youth?
10. What does Lucas do when he sees the demolition crew about to begin work next door in Chapter 2/3?
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