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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 2, Section 3, Broccoli.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. According to Anne, what is one thing that can make a book very tiring to read?
(a) Dialogue written in dialect.
(b) Dialogue written without any dialect.
(c) Serif font.
(d) Dr. Suess.

2. What is the question Anne's students always ask?
(a) How can you put an octopus to bed?
(b) How do you know when you are done?
(c) What happens when a character changes?
(d) How can I write like Dr. Suess?

3. According to Anne, when did we hear and listen to our intuition?
(a) As adults.
(b) As children.
(c) As teenagers.
(d) At age 20.

4. What is Anne's response to her students question about knowing when they are done?
(a) When Dr. Suess eats the broccoli.
(b) When characters evolve.
(c) When the octopus is snoring.
(d) "You just do."

5. What is Anne's second suggestion about writing dialogue?
(a) Your characters should always speak in dialect.
(b) Dialogue is not a needed break from all the writing.
(c) Your characters should be identifiable by what they say.
(d) Your characters should never speak in dialect.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is Anne's first suggestion about writing dialogue?

2. When Anne showed up at the Special Olympics to write an article, did she know what she was going to write?

3. What is Anne's third suggestion about putting together good dialogue?

4. How does Anne describe the Polaroid?

5. What is at least half the battle Anne faces in her daily writing?

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