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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. How late does Conor work trying to clean up the mess in his grandmother's sitting room?
(a) Until a few hours after midnight.
(b) 10 a.m.
(c) Until dawn.
(d) 3 a.m.
2. On page 152, where is Harry backed up as Conor approaches?
(a) Against a table.
(b) Against a counter.
(c) Against a wall.
(d) Against a window.
3. On page 145, what does Harry say he will no longer do?
(a) Bother Conor.
(b) See Conor.
(c) Fight with Conor.
(d) Allow his friends to bother Conor.
4. Who is in Conor's grandmother's kitchen in "Invisible"?
(a) The minster from his church.
(b) Lily's mother.
(c) Lily.
(d) His father.
5. What is the second thing that the monster destroys?
(a) Easy chair.
(b) Fireplace.
(c) Clock.
(d) Roof.
Short Answer Questions
1. How was the parsonage destroyed in the monster's second tale?
2. On page 115, what is the only piece of furniture that is left standing in Conor's grandmother's sitting room?
3. What does the headmistress decide to do about the fight that Conor caused?
4. What persuaded Harry's parents not to press charges against Conor?
5. How many daughters did the parson have in the monster's second tale?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Conor's father say about the mess that Conor made at his grandmother's house?
2. What does Conor's mother tell him on page 167?
3. What does Conor do to his grandmother's clock on pages 93-94?
4. How does Conor's grandmother react when she sees the damage Conor has done on page 117?
5. Why does Liam say that Conor cannot come to live in America?
6. On page 122, what does Conor do in the schoolyard?
7. What does the monster say about the yew tree?
8. What does Conor's mother look like on page 163?
9. What does Conor ask the monster at the beginning of "No Tale," and what how does the monster respond?
10. Why does the monster say that he came?
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