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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. In "Tale 5", why does Tyler want humans to remain human?
(a) To fulfil their destiny.
(b) To save Earth.
(c) To learn to work with Dogs.
(d) To protect his job.

2. In "Tale 6", what does the wolf do when he realizes he is hungry?
(a) Takes the rabbit.
(b) Goes hunting.
(c) Begs the Dog for food.
(d) Starts farming.

3. In "Tale 5", why does Ken want to return to the dome?
(a) To help other people.
(b) To avoid being a Loper for life.
(c) To explain life as a Loper to humans.
(d) To go back to work.

4. Why does Jenkins leave the mutants' castle when he goes there to find help?
(a) Because the mutants kicked him out.
(b) Because he was at the wrong place.
(c) Because there was a fire.
(d) Because the mutants are gone.

5. Who asks Peter why he wants to throw a stick farther in "Tale 7"?
(a) Jenkins.
(b) A Dog.
(c) A squirrel.
(d) A robin.

Short Answer Questions

1. During the press conference in "Tale 5", what does Tyler refuse to comment on?

2. How does the creature in "Tale 7" come to Earth?

3. Why does Jon worry about documenting current events?

4. In "Tale 7", who does Jenkins begin to tell about the Websters?

5. What does Ken Fowler supervise?

Short Essay Questions

1. In "Tale 4", what makes Ken Fowler decide to convert himself?

2. How is a friendship with wolves beneficial for the Dogs?

3. What advice does Joshua give Jenkins in "Tale 7"?

4. In "Tale 4", what work does Ken Fowler do?

5. What happens when the cobbly comes to Earth in "Tale 7"?

6. What changes happen to Ken Fowler after he becomes a Loper?

7. In "Tale 4", what do Ken Fowler and Miss Stanley argue about?

8. Why does Jon want to keep people from leaving Geneva?

9. In "Tale 5", how do Joe and Tyler disagree on mutants?

10. In "Tale 5", what does Ken think about when he considers returning to the dome?

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