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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 does Zero tell Stanley when Stanley asks him to not read over his shoulder?
(a) Zero can see Stanley's future.
(b) Zero wants someone to write to.
(c) Zero can't read.
(d) Zero can't see that well.

2. Why does Stanley have a harder time digging the second day?
(a) There are yellow-spotted lizards at the dig site.
(b) Stanley didn't get much sleep.
(c) His muscles are sore.
(d) Stanley missed breakfast.

3. How did Stanley's great-grandfather make his fortune?
(a) Stock Market.
(b) Livestock Market.
(c) Gambling.
(d) Mafia.

4. What is Stanley's original reply when Zero asks him to teach him to read?
(a) No.
(b) Yes.
(c) We don't have time.
(d) You can't learn.

5. What does the warden poke Armpit with while he is on a bathroom break?
(a) A pitchfork.
(b) A knife.
(c) A wooden Stake.
(d) A pencil.

Short Answer Questions

1. What did Sarah sing to her son Stanley after he was born?

2. What animal does Camp Green Lake not have?

3. What does X-Ray do for Stanley when the boys return from digging in the evening on the day the warden appears?

4. Why did Madam Zeroni try to dissuade Elya from trying to marry Myra Menke?

5. What happens to Stanley over time at the camp?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does X-Ray tell Stanley after Stanley has shown his fossil fish to Mr. Pendanski?

2. What is the warden's reply to Mr. Sir's accusations of Stanley stealing the sunflower seeds?

3. What happened after Kate and Sam were caught kissing?

4. How does Stanley's first day of digging go?

5. What crime is Stanley sent to Camp Green Lake for?

6. What does Zero want from Stanley?

7. Describe Camp Green Lake.

8. How did Kate and Sam get to know each other?

9. What happens during the digging the day after X-Ray supposedly had found the lipstick tube?

10. What does Stanley say to his mother in his letters home?

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