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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is on Hickory Street?
(a) The Town Museum
(b) The Town Hall
(c) The Comic Store
(d) The Theater

2. What does Mr. Halloway think that Jim will always see coming?
(a) The women
(b) The chances
(c) The blows
(d) The jobs

3. Who do Will and Jim run into at the carnival?
(a) Mr. Dark
(b) Mrs. Nightshade
(c) Miss Foley
(d) Mr. Coogar

4. Who does Jim's mother say Jim looks like?
(a) His grandfather
(b) His uncle
(c) His older brother
(d) His father

5. What remains where the lady in ice once was?
(a) A cigar
(b) Her foot
(c) A pool of water
(d) A knife

6. What does Mr. Halloway see a sculpture of in the window?
(a) An eagle
(b) A dinosaur
(c) A drawf
(d) A woman

7. Who do the boys call in Chapter 24?
(a) Mr. Halloway
(b) Miss Foley
(c) The police
(d) The fire brigade

8. What state is Green Town in?
(a) New York
(b) Mississippi
(c) Illinois
(d) Kentucky

9. What is the name of the lightning rod salesman?
(a) Frank Thunder
(b) Davie Flash
(c) Jack Storm
(d) Tom Fury

10. What does Will think really worries his father?
(a) The carnival
(b) His mother
(c) His drinking
(d) His job

11. Who do Jim and Will hear talking?
(a) Mr. Coogar and Mr. Tetley
(b) Mr. Dark and Mr. Coogar
(c) Miss Foley and Mr. Coogar
(d) Miss Foley and Mr. Halloway

12. What do Jim and Will see flying above the train?
(a) An airplane
(b) A broomstick
(c) A balloon
(d) An eagle

13. What does Jim say his name is?
(a) Jack
(b) Freddie
(c) Simon
(d) David

14. What wakes Jim and Will up?
(a) Music
(b) Laughter
(c) A train
(d) Screams

15. Where does Will hide at Miss Foley's house?
(a) A bush
(b) A wine cellar
(c) Long grass
(d) A tree

Short Answer Questions

1. What is James' surname?

2. Who does the bag belong to?

3. Who jumps on the merry-go-round?

4. How does Will describe his father's mood?

5. What street do William and James live on?

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