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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 mystifies Lacey about Margo?
(a) Why Margo humiliated Jase.
(b) If Margo just wants attention.
(c) If Margo is in serious trouble.
(d) Why Margo did what she did to Lacey.

2. Whose house do Q and Margo break into?
(a) The principal's house.
(b) One where they thought the football captain lives.
(c) One they thought was where Chuck Parson lives.
(d) The guidance counselor at school.

3. What does Q plan in which he has been inspired by his time with Margo?
(a) A late-night raid on Disneyworld.
(b) A counteroffensive.
(c) A game night for nerds.
(d) Nothing.

4. About what does Q's mother talk to Q?
(a) Dead ends.
(b) Caring too much.
(c) Letting go.
(d) Coping mechanisms.

5. What does Margo say causes one of her "strings" to break?
(a) Having her sister denounce Margo in front of all the older students.
(b) Her experience with Jase.
(c) Having her mother arrested for DUI.
(d) Having her father demoted.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Q hope Margo chose him to do?

2. What does Ben suggest about the poem lines about a door?

3. What does Q think Margo has given him to help him grow?

4. Who is Lacey Pemberton?

5. What does Margo say would be impossible for Q and Margo?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Margo give Q to do with as he likes?

2. Who goes to see Ruthie and what does she let them do?

3. Describe Radar and his relationship to Q.

4. Who visits Q near midnight one night and what does she want?

5. What does Lacey want when she approaches Q at school?

6. What do the three boys find in Margo's room?

7. How does Q handle the problems with the school bullies?

8. How does Margo offer to reward Q and what is his response?

9. What does the prologue say about miracles?

10. What does Q do in class concerning the night with Margo and why does he wonder about her?

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