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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. Who does Billy want crowned?
(a) He wants Sue and her date to win.
(b) He prefers one of his football buddies.
(c) He wishes he and Chris were in the running.
(d) He does not care.

2. What does Margret say she should have done when Ralph had sex with her?
(a) Killed both herself and him.
(b) Had an abortion.
(c) Refused him.
(d) Killed herself.

3. What is Carrie doing as she waits for her prom date?
(a) Practicing dancing.
(b) Singing.
(c) Admiring herself in the mirror.
(d) Watching the clock.

4. Where does Carrie go when Tommy is killed?
(a) To the police.
(b) Home.
(c) To the hospital.
(d) Outside but then back inside the building again.

5. What does Carrie know as she is walking home?
(a) Her mother has fled town.
(b) Her mother has killed herself.
(c) She is not sure what she will find at home.
(d) Her mother is waiting to kill her.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Billy decide to do?

2. How long has Cor Simard known Carrie?

3. What does Carrie think her date is doing?

4. Of what does Carrie start convincing herself?

5. What does Chris ask Billy?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Carrie admit to her mother and what happens with the two of them?

2. What does Carrie do to the building where the prom is being held?

3. What had Chris and Billy done before the prom begins?

4. What occurs between Sue and Carrie as Carrie is dying?

5. What do Billy and Chris do when the town is on fire and what happens when they do it?

6. What happens with Sue and the investigating committee?

7. What did Cora find out at the school and what does she want to know?

8. What does Carrie do to the gas stations she passes?

9. How does Carrie feel while she is waiting for Tommy to pick her up for the prom? What does he tell her?

10. What happens when Tommy and Carrie are standing on stage?

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