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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 does Will have to change in his master's bed?
(a) Sheets.
(b) Moss.
(c) Water.
(d) Sand.
2. What happens to the competition as the games continue?
(a) It becomes more difficult.
(b) The field becomes larger.
(c) It stays about the same.
(d) It is easier.
3. What covers the city of the Tripods?
(a) A gray fog.
(b) A red light.
(c) A gold dome.
(d) A glass dome.
4. What does Will do to his master?
(a) Stabs him with a chopping knife.
(b) Kicks him in the legs.
(c) Hits him in the face.
(d) Hits him over the head with the book.
5. What happens to Will after his action in question #173?
(a) He is kicked.
(b) He gets thrown across the room.
(c) Nothing.
(d) He is tossed in the pool.
Short Answer Questions
1. How far up is Will's master's home?
2. What does Will's master decide is his and Will's relationship?
3. What does Will have to learn about his master's car?
4. What kind of illness does Will's master have?
5. What does the master do when he first brings Will into his home?
Short Essay Questions
1. When Will returns home after a long errand for his master what does he find out when he gets there?
2. What do the athletes do when they first arrive in the city?
3. What does Will's master tell him about how they conquered Earth?
4. How does Will get out of the city and who is waiting for him? What does that person do?
5. Why do Will and Fritz talk about how to get out of the city, what do they think is the best way and what concerns Will?
6. What does Will's instructor show him?
7. What does Will find out about slaves at the end of their lives?
8. How does Will manage to see Fritz again?
9. How does the first part of the competition go for the boys?
10. How does Will get to his master's house, what does it look like and where might his master being in the social hierarchy?
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