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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 position is Ted Griffen running for in the election?
(a) Governor.
(b) Mayor.
(c) City council.
(d) School board.
2. Who is Phillip's new English teacher?
(a) Mrs. Kargon.
(b) Ms. Kellogg.
(c) Miss Kylen.
(d) Miss Keegan.
3. Who does Jennifer ask about a rule banning the singing of the National Anthem?
(a) Dr. Doan.
(b) Dr. Seymour.
(c) Mr. Palleni.
(d) Miss Narwin.
4. What does Miss Narwin plan to do after this school year is over?
(a) Find a new school.
(b) Confront Phillip.
(c) Write a book.
(d) Resign.
5. Who will be taking all further calls about the article?
(a) Dr. Doane.
(b) Dr. Seymour.
(c) Dr. Palleni.
(d) Miss Narwin.
Short Answer Questions
1. What sport is Phillip encouraged to try out for at his new school?
2. What is the name of Phillip's new school in Chapter 19?
3. Why is Coach Jamison not sympathetic with Phillip?
4. Who is the School Board Chair?
5. Who does Ted Griffen credit for solving the problem with Phillip?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why will Philip not be able to run on the track team at his new school?
2. What does Allison confront Philip about after the story comes out?
3. What does Mrs. Malloy do when the attention gets to be too much for Philip?
4. What does Philip do when Todd and Allison ask him about going out for the track team?
5. What does Philip ask of Dr. Palleni in Chapter 11, and what is his response?
6. How do Philip's parents feel about all the coverage regarding Philip?
7. How does Dr. Palleni feel when Philip comes to see him a second time?
8. What does Dr. Doane say when she hears that Dr. Seymour denied there being a rule against singing the National Anthem?
9. What does Miss Narwin say when she is interviewed by the St. Louis newspaper?
10. What is the article that Jennifer writes about?
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