View a FREE sample

This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How did Froggy come to be with Buster?
(a) He adopted her.
(b) He is her step-father.
(c) Her mother gaver her to him.
(d) He kidnapped her.

2. Why does Chappie get into Buster's van?
(a) He is desperate for food.
(b) He needs a ride.
(c) He sees a cute girl in the van.
(d) He thinks it is a Christian minister.

3. Why do the boys go to Keene?
(a) Russ's aunt has a summer home there.
(b) Nobody knows them there.
(c) They wanted to see the ocean.
(d) They heard there were jobs available there.

4. Who helps Russ get the money he needs to keep his apartment?
(a) Bruce.
(b) Wanda.
(c) His mother.
(d) Bryant.

5. Why does Chappie think his mother is crying when he gets home one day?
(a) She saw him high.
(b) Ken beat her.
(c) She heard from his father.
(d) She found the coins.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why is it ironic for Black Bart to harass Chappie?

2. Who convinces Russ to leave his car behind?

3. How does Chappie find out the reason of his mother's divorce from his father?

4. Where does Buster drive to in the van while Chappie is in it?

5. How does Bruce realize Russ is stealing from him?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Chappie learn that he and Russ are reported missing after leaving Au Sable?

2. What sad news does Chappie get after watching the apartment complex burn down?

3. How does Chappie end up with all of Buster's money?

4. What does Russ do to cover up his gang tattoo?

5. What does Ken say to make Chappie mad when Chappie returns home?

6. What does Chappie tell Russ as they walk through the park together?

7. How does Russ buy himself some time before leaving his apartment?

8. What does Chappie do when he leaves Keene, and why?

9. How does Chappie trick his mother after being caught shoplifting?

10. How does Chappie support himself after he runs away from home?

(see the answer keys)

This section contains 757 words (approx. 3 pages at 300 words per page) View a FREE sample