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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Mr. Singh say is now missing?
2. Which of the following leaders is NOT mentioned in the question about the major accomplishments of Native American leaders?
3. Which of the following characters do not attend when Holly Blackwell comes to visit?
4. Mrs. Olinski says the ruckus at the theater is not mischief, but what?
5. What word could be used to describe the food Mrs. Olinski eats while at Sillington House?
Short Essay Questions
1. Describe how each of the Academic Bowl teams reacts to Epiphany's win.
2. How do The Souls raise the money to pay for the buses to Albany?
3. Describe Dr. Rohmer's reaction to The Souls' publicity.
4. Explain the exchange that happens between the commissioner and Julian about the disagreement about the word "tip," why it is important and how the other Souls feel about it.
5. What difficulty does the commissioner of education have with the match-point question, and what does he do to help prevent any problems?
6. Describe the mood at Sillington House when Mrs. Olinski comes to visit in chapter 12 and why the mood is the way it is.
7. Explain the discussion The Souls have with Mrs. Olinski before they begin practicing in chapter 8 and what the outcome is.
8. Give examples of other teachers that observe The Souls' success and how they react to it.
9. What goes through Mrs. Olinski's mind as Mr. Singh wheels her in to Sillington House?
10. What answer does Mr. Singh give Mrs. Olinski for how she chose her team?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
The relationship that Mrs. Olinski has to The Souls is a two-way relationship. Explain why this is true by describing how the relationship has helped both The Souls and Mrs. Olinski. Finally, explain what The Souls' desire to help says about the character of each of the members.
Essay Topic 2
Choose one of the main characters from "The View from Saturday" and explain how that character has been on a journey, and what that character found on their journey.
Essay Topic 3
Describe the narrative style of "The View from Saturday" and explain how this narrative style affects the reader's experience of the story.
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