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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. Who did the killer in My Feelings murder?
(a) His brother.
(b) A policeman.
(c) A store clerk.
(d) His wife.
2. Who is the only character to attend every performance of Hamlet in Heavy Boots - Heavier Boots?
(a) Grandma.
(b) Oskar's Mother.
(c) Abby Black.
(d) Stan.
3. What phrase does Thomas Schell point to over and over as he and Grandma cry in My Feelings?
(a) One please.
(b) How sad.
(c) Ha ha ha.
(d) Help.
4. What does Grandma resolve to do the morning of the Dresden bombing?
(a) Write the Turkish prisoner back.
(b) Leave Dresden.
(c) Ask Thomas to kiss her.
(d) Apologize to her sister.
5. At the beginning of The Only Animal, Oskar remembers his dad explain how he could change what gargantuan natural formation?
(a) The Sahara Desert.
(b) The Grand Canyon.
(c) The Alps.
(d) The Polar Icecaps.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is the last thing Grandma says to Oskar in My Feelings?
2. Which of the following is something that Oskar determines he will not be fore starting his quest on The Only Animal?
3. To whom is the narrator of Why I'm Not Where You Are writing?
4. Oskar's father often tells him that he is too smart for what?
5. Where is Grandma when she writes the letter in My Feelings?
Short Essay Questions
1. When does Grandma first see Thomas in Dresden?
2. Why does Grandma get samples of letters as a child in My Feelings?
3. What cautionary story does Grandma's own grandmother tell in her letter in My Feelings?
4. Describe Oskar's first stop on his quest.
5. How does Grandma find Oskar in My Feelings?
6. How does Grandma convince Thomas to marry her in My Feelings?
7. How does Oskar Schell fare in his first jujitsu class?
8. What ideas does Oskar Schell come up with in the beginning of What The?
9. How do the Blacks of chapters past reappear in this chapter?
10. What does Oskar do with the key in this chapter?
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