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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. What word does Jen use as a password for her online chat room?
(a) Liberty.
(b) Life.
(c) Free.
(d) Shadow.
2. Luke asks Jen's father why he wants to help him; how does he respond?
(a) He's doing it for Jen.
(b) He wants to help all shadow children.
(c) He likes Luke.
(d) He likes helping people.
3. After Jen's father demands to know why Luke didn't stop Jen from going to the rally, how does Luke respond?
(a) He says, "How do you stop a bird from flying?"
(b) He says, "That would be impossible."
(c) He says, "That's like trying to stop the sun."
(d) He says, "I would never stop Jen from doing anything."
4. What does Jen's father have pointed at Luke when he discovers him in his house?
(a) A bat.
(b) A can of mace.
(c) A knife.
(d) A gun.
5. How did Jen perform a background check on Luke?
(a) She took a picture of Luke and scanned it onto her computer.
(b) She took a strand of Luke's hair and used her brothers kit to analyze it and then scanned the results into her computer.
(c) She took a sample of Luke's blood using her brothers kit and scanned the results into her computer.
(d) She used her brother's fingerprinting kit to lift Luke's prints off her door and she scanned them into her computer.
Short Answer Questions
1. Why is Jen upset with the other children in the online chat room in Chapter 20?
2. How is Jen able to check outside for Luke's signal without being seen every day?
3. How did Jen feel about her father working at the Population Police headquarters?
4. What attribute does Luke realize he has that will make him more able than Jen to help other shadow children?
5. What kind of food does Jen share with Luke that shocks him because both items are illegal?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Jen do with the mirrors in her house to help her see out the windows?
2. What does Jen's father tell the Population Police to get them to leave his house?
3. How does Jen differ from Luke and most of the kids in the online chat room?
4. How does Luke's new identity empower him?
5. Why does Jen's dad inform Luke that he is now in danger of the Population Police?
6. Why does Jen tell Luke not to feel guilty about being a third child?
7. What are the practical differences between Luke and Jen's families?
8. What does Jen's father say in response to Luke being shocked that he works for the Population Police?
9. Why does Jen's father believe the Government keeps people hovering around the poverty level?
10. Why does the government not want Luke's dad growing hydroponic vegetables?
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