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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 Chapter 4, what do Jam's parents make her do so they can talk to Pet alone?
(a) Go to school.
(b) Go to bed.
(c) Go to Redemption's house.
(d) Go to her grandmother's house.

2. What word does Aloe use in speaking with Bitter about Pet that is meant to mean "to be irritated or angry at"?
(a) Stammer.
(b) Vent.
(c) Vex.
(d) Hurt.

3. Why does Pet say it has come to Jam's world?
(a) To change the weather.
(b) To become a leader.
(c) To paint.
(d) To hunt.

4. What does Pet get stuck on trying to pop out of the painting?
(a) A rope.
(b) A bridge.
(c) A scaffold.
(d) A knife.

5. Who does Jam desperately want to keep from finding out about Pet at first?
(a) Ube.
(b) Her parents.
(c) Her teachers.
(d) Hibiscus.

Short Answer Questions

1. What hurts Jam sometimes in cold environments?

2. What is it hard to build a new world without doing?

3. What does Pet tell Jam it will do in Chapter 5?

4. Where does Pet go to meet Jam's parents for the first time?

5. What critical piece of information do Jam's parents lack when they tell her to send Pet back?

Short Essay Questions

1. What happens to Jam when she goes to see her mother's finished painting in Chapter 2?

2. What does everyone in Lucille think does not exist in the town any longer?

3. How do Aloe and Bitter react to seeing Pet for the first time?

4. What do Bitter and Aloe tell Jam about Pet in Chapter 4?

5. What does Bitter tell Jam monsters look like?

6. What does Jam first think of Pet when it emerges from the painting?

7. What catches Jam's attention about what Aloe says to Bitter upon seeing Pet for the first time?

8. What is Jam supposed to be looking for in Redemption's house?

9. What does Jam desperately want to know about the old angels in Chapter 1?

10. What is one main way that Jam's father, Aloe, demonstrates his love and care for her?

(see the answer keys)

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