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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 was the name of Mary Ann's granddaughter who got pregnant at 18?
(a) Tatum.
(b) Megan.
(c) Louisa.
(d) Marie.

2. In "Not Glamorous Work," how many times before working at the aquarium has Cameron been entrusted with a key to his work place?
(a) Never.
(b) 5.
(c) 6.
(d) 3.

3. What was one of Erik's favorite Shakespearean plays?
(a) Hamlet.
(b) The Tempest.
(c) King Lear.
(d) Merchant of Venice.

4. Where does Marcellus say that Cameron and Tova have a heart-shaped dimple?
(a) Right cheeks.
(b) Left cheeks.
(c) Left corner of their mouths.
(d) Right corner of their mouths.

5. What type of cancer did Will Sullivan die from?
(a) Liver.
(b) Pancreatic.
(c) Colon.
(d) Lung.

Short Answer Questions

1. What were Ethan and Cameron drinking when they filled out Cameron's application for the maintenance position at the aquarium?

2. How long were Tova and Will married?

3. What does Cameron do to keep Marcellus in his tank in "An Impossible Jam"?

4. What time does Aunt Jeanne call Cameron in "The Downside of Free Food"?

5. How much does Tova pay for a replacement of the shirt she ruins?

Short Essay Questions

1. In "Conscience Does Make Cowards of Us All," how does Tova get Marcellus back in his tank?

2. How does Cameron get his camper towed?

3. In "Hard Left, Cut Right," how is Cameron liking his job?

4. How does Cameron feel after working at the aquarium?

5. How does Tova learn the name of the girl Erik was seeing?

6. What does Marcellus notice that Cameron and Tova have in common?

7. After paddle boarding, what does Avery tell Cameron about saving a woman on the pier?

8. How does Tova ruin a special concert shirt that belongs to Ethan?

9. Why does Aunt Jeanne tell Cameron that Simon Brinks is not his father?

10. What does Marcellus do with Cameron's driver's license and why?

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