1. Why did Chance take the Army brochure out of the trash?
a. He wanted to join army like his dad.
b. All of his friends were moving on with their lives and he he wanted to do something when he get out of high school.
c. Because he is worried about the electricity bill , moorage fee ....and food , soap ,toilet paper and a hundred other things.
d. Because he think he will end up in jail.
What does Natasha suggest Chance write about for the school newspaper?
a. The threat of terrorism.
b. About running.
c. Speech of American history.
d. The gulf war.
When did Chance think things would be even between him and other students at school?
a. When he had a few bucks in his pockets.
b. When he get into central Washington.
c. When his mother come back to live with him and his dad as a family.
d. When he had his high school degree.
What did the recruiter tell chance he wanted him to think about ?
a. Think about the SAT that can help him score higher.
b. What is means to be a soldier.
c. Think about his dad situation.
d. Think about his career.
What reason does Chance give Melissa for looking in the rocks?
a. Random eggs of turtle.
b. There is a rat and her babies live in there.
c. Golden Gardens and on the beach.
d. Most people think the newspaper is nerdy.
What happened as Chance was leaving the utility room?
a. The fat guy grabbed him by the shirt.
b. Melissa start argue with him.
c. He had a strange feeling as he was being watched.
d. Melissa kept asking him questions.
Who did chance meet at the Blue Note Cafe?
a. Melissa
b. Thomas
c. the fat guy
d. His dad
What did Chance find in the rocks?
a. red packages
b. Marijuana
c. A little red line in the middle of them that Europeans use , and 1s had loops in front of them that made them look like 7s.
d. Envelopes
Who did Chance called ?
a . The recruiter
b. Mr. Arnold
c. Miller
d. Melissa 's dad
Describe what Chance finds in the big rocks ?
a. A black plastic bag weight 5 pounds
b. Cocaine in a package .
c. A letter from the fat guy.
d . Retaining wall for the railroad tracks .
