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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What do the girls do when they see Carrie with blood running down her legs?
(a) Go and get the teacher.
(b) Scream.
(c) Throw her a tampon.
(d) Laugh.

2. Where does Chris Hargensen want to go?
(a) To talk to Miss Desjarden.
(b) Backstage.
(c) To talk to the principal once more.
(d) To apologize to Carrie in case that will get her to the prom.

3. What are the girls talking about in gym class?
(a) Boys.
(b) The prom.
(c) Rain.
(d) Finals.

4. From where does the prayer come?
(a) Job.
(b) Deuteronomy.
(c) Psalms.
(d) Luke.

5. At what is Chris's dad not successful?
(a) Getting her into the prom.
(b) Helping her boyfriend get into the same college as Chris.
(c) Convincing the principal to discipline Carrie.
(d) Convincing Carrie to drop charges.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why is Carrie angry?

2. What are Carrie's abilities like?

3. What does Carrie's mother say when she says she is going to the prom?

4. What happens when Carrie starts to cry?

5. Why is Billy excited?

Short Essay Questions

1. What happens at school in gym class when Carrie is seventeen?

2. Where does the gym teacher take Carrie and what is done with her that day?

3. What does Sue think is Chris' main goal about the prom?

4. What happens in August, 1966, at the home of Margret White? Who does Margret live with? How does she treat that person?

5. What does Sue decide will make things right with Carrie?

6. What does Sue Snell realize when the gym teacher comes in? What does the teacher do?

7. What did Carrie's father take to work with him and where is he?

8. How does Carrie respond to the girls in gym class?

9. Why doesn't the commission know what Tommy's motives were the night of the prom?

10. What does Margret White tell Carrie about her menstrual cycle, and what does she do? How does Carrie respond?

(see the answer keys)

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