Hoot Ch 4-6 review

Beatrice Leep could be characterized as....

• hard-working

• aggressive

• warm

• thoughtful

Why does Officer Delinko stake out the construction site sitting in his car on his own time with no pay?

• He had nothing better to do

• His captain told him to stay on the case no matter what

• he thinks of he can solve the Mother Paula case, he'll get promoted to lieutenant

• Curlys company, Mother Paula is paying him

Mullet Fingers uses what to protect his secret camp?

• nest of scorpions

• thorns and briers

• dogs

• mocassins

Roy has a flashback to his days in Montana thinking about the time he encountered a/an....

• bear

• rattlesnake

• wild boar

• dogs

The police captain warns Officer Delinko that if he screws up again like he did with the Mother Paulas situation and the police car, he will......

• fire him

• give him a pay cut

• send him to traffic detail

• take away his car

When Roy asks if its illegal to ditch school, his mother thinks......

• Roy is miserable in his classes

• Roy is scared to return because of Dana

• Roy is being lazy and avoiding his responsibilities

• Roy and Garrett are planning something shady

Since Beatrice stole Roys bike, we must assume....

• Curly told Beatrice where to find Roy

• Beatrice is officer Delinkos daughter

• Beatrice has been following him

• Beatrice is getting revenge for what Roy did to Dana

When Roy encounters Curly at the Mother Paulas construction site, Curly seems to think

• Roy has come to deliver bad news

• Roy works with Officer Delinko

• Roy has caught him doing something illegal

• Roy is the one who is stealing and tampering with the work site

After his surprising, sudden, dangerous meeting with Mullet Fingers, and Mullet Fingers mysteriously disappears, Roy ends up feeling......

• excited

• lost

• angry

• terrified

What textual evidence points to the fact that the Matherson family is a dysfunctional mess?

• Mrs. Matherson looks like Dana

• Mrs. Matherson doesnt go to work

• Mrs. Eberhardt says, "They're both rather husky, arent they?"

• Mrs. Matherson seems to care more that her son could be beat up by a shorter kid than she cares about his injuries