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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. Who does Julie say is a mama's boy?
(a) Jack.
(b) Tom.
(c) Derek.
(d) Father.
2. What does Derek initially think is the cause of the smell in Jack's house?
(a) The drain.
(b) The garbage.
(c) A rotting corpse.
(d) A dead dog.
3. At the beginning of Chapter 7, how many weeks have passed since Mother's death?
(a) Two
(b) Three.
(c) One.
(d) Four or more.
4. What does the woman Jack runs into in the shops think of him?
(a) That he is lost.
(b) That he is a girl.
(c) That he is homeless.
(d) That he is adorable.
5. In Chapter 10, Julie and Jack are talking in Tom's room. Jack wants to run. What does Julie notice?
(a) Jack's erection.
(b) Jack's odor.
(c) Jack's acne.
(d) Jack's bruise.
Short Answer Questions
1. What actually is the smell coming from Jack's house?
2. Who walks in on Jack and Julie as they are naked in Tom's room?
3. What awakens Jack after his disappointing visit to the shops?
4. Where does Derek take Jack to play?
5. In Chapter 9, how is Tom acting?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why doesn't Jack tell Julie about his conversations with Derek as soon as he returns home from the pool hall?
2. Explain the incident involving a frog in the garden.
3. What sense does Jack experience after his mother's death? What does he say is lacking from that sense?
4. Explain how Julie's punch of Jack turns into sex with him.
5. Discuss the owners of the pool hall's relationship with Derek. Why does he play for free?
6. How does the book end?
7. What is the conversation between Derek and Jack as they leave the pool hall?
8. What does Derek say and how does he act when he catches Julie and Jack naked together?
9. What is Derek's solution to covering the rotting smell? What do the kids tell him the smell is?
10. Three weeks after Mother's death, how does Jack spend his time?
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