"Test" #29. Name:                              Date:             Period:               Research W/U::____/9
Vocabulary. Skip if exempt.

1. When Tom was painting the fence, the kids came to ______, but they stayed to paint. a) effusive  b) jeer  c) gratify  d) stupor  e) clamor
2. His excellent performance in the first quarter _____(s) well for the rest of the game. a) clamor  b) jeer  c) wane  d) perishable  e) bode
3. After a while, interest in yo-yos _____(ed) and some other fad took over.  a) jeer  b) clamor  c) bode  d) wax  e) wane
4. The echoes of Tom's shouts in the cave sounded like ____(ing) laughter that mocked them. a) clamor  b) jeer  c) wane  d) perishable  e) bode
5. Tom felt a little sorry for Injun Joe, "for he knew how this ______ had suffered." a) effusive  b) jeer  c) wretch  d) stupor  e) prodigious
6. Tom went behind the limestone "waterfall" in order to use his candle to light it up for Becky's ____.  a) imperishable  b) stupor  c) clamorous  d) gratification  e) bode
7. The sub didn't have much control over the class, and there was quite a(n) ____ when the principal walked in.  a) effusive  b) jeer  c) gratifying  d) stupor  e) clamor
8. Tom thought that Huck's dream about rats was  ____(ing) that trouble was ahead.  a) effusive  b) jeer  c) gratifying  d) stupor  e) bode
9. He ate a(n) ____   amount of hot dogs in the hot dog eating contest.  a) effusive  b) jeer  c) gratifying  d) stupor  e) prodigious
10. After the rumble, Ponyboy was in a ____ as Dally dragged him to the hospital to see Johnny.  a) jeer  b) wretch  c) clamor  d) stupor  e) wane

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    Tom Sawyer (31-33). Open Book.
11. (31) There was a picture in the original book, in chapter 31, called "Attacked by the Natives." By the "natives" they mean IJ and his partner.   a) True  b) False
12. (31) Which of these did Tom and Becky NOT have access to inside the cave?  a) candles  b) water  c) kite string  d) piece of cake  e) They had all of these.
13. (31) "...but I've see such a beautiful country in my dream. I reckon we are going there." The country Becky means is the countryside outside of the cave.  a) True  b) False
14. (32) When Tom told the story of their adventures in the cave... a) he told it very realistically.  b) he told how Becky broke down and cried.  c) he added many extra details.  d) he was too tired to tell the whole story. e) none of the above.
15. (32) When Tom comes out of the cave and talks to the men on a skiff (boat), why did they not believe his story at first? a) They thought he was dead.  b) He was acting too strangely.  c) He always lies.  d) They were so far away from the entrance of the cave.  e) They didn't see Becky.
16. (33) After Injun Joe dies, what becomes the new tourist attraction?  a) His grave.  b) The rock where he collected what little water he had.  c) The bones of the bats he ate.   d) His broken knife.   e) Aladdin's Palace.
17. (33) How does Tom feel about Injun Joe's death? a) He's overjoyed that he's dead.   b) He's relieved that he's dead.   c) He pities him.   d) All of the above.   e) B and C.
18. (33) What does Tom say is the only down side of being a robber?   a) It's too far from "home and circuses and all that."   b) It's not as "bully" as being a pirate.   c) The women whom you hold for ransom fall in love with you and won't leave.   d) There's a lot of killing involved.   e) There is no down side.
19. (33) Why does Tom say they are safe from IJ's ghost when they take the money?  a) His ghost is at the other end of the cave where he died.  b) Since he was so evil, he doesn't get to be a ghost.  c) He has the right charm and incantation.  d) As long as they don't mention his name they are safe.  e) None of the above.
20. (33) What is ironic about the Welshman's comment that begins, "I judged so..." (p220)?  a) The boys already have a lot of money.  b) The boys don't really work hard.   c) They wouldn't really "make twice the money at regular work."  d) That's normal human behavior.   e) None of the above.

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    Research
21. What is the main reason, when you take notes, that you need to write down the page number where you found the information? a) You don't have to write it down. b) So you can cite it.  c) So you can prove you actually read it. d) Because Mr. Coward said so.
22. Which of the following fulfills the research requirement of five+ sources of three+ types?  a) three web sites, and two books.  b) a web site, a book, a magazine article, and an interview.  c) two web sites, two books, and an interview.  d) four web sites, and three books.  e) All of the above are ok.
23. I think I will find that... the human brain works in mysterious ways.  a) good thesis statement  b) not
24. I think I will find that... right now, asthma is a treatable disease, but not a curable one.  a) good thesis statement  b) not
25. I think I will find that... ADD is caused by environmental and hereditary factors.    a) good thesis statement  b) not

Bike sharing programs since then have required some sort of payment. The first of these programs came in 1995 in Copenhagen, Denmark. It put locked bikes at specific sites around the city. Riders used coins to unlock the bikes, and they got their money back when they returned the bikes. The program began with 1,100 bikes. Theft still was a problem, so the program switched to bikes that look different from standard bikes, have different parts, and require special tools to take them apart. Those changes have allowed it to survive even today.

Since then programs require payment _________________ __________________ __________________ __________________ __________________ __________________

Began 1968, Amsterdam, Netherlands "White Bicycles" Use for free/leave for next person 1 month: most stolen/thrown in canals

Bike sharing began...