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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. What was Massie doing at the salon?
2. Who is Stella?
3. Why do Massie's friends all come over to her house after the studio visit?
4. What prank does Massie do while waiting for the script?
5. What do Abby and Hadley do in the studio?
Short Essay Questions
1. What do the girls do to pass the time while they wait for Emma?
2. What is Abby and Hadley's relationship?
3. Why do the girls stop by their school?
4. How does Emma help the girls out?
5. Is education important to Massie and Claire's parents?
6. How do the girls prepare for "The Daily Grind"?
7. How do the characters prepare for their trip?
8. How do Massie and Claire's parents trick them when the girls ask if they can go to LA?
9. How can the reader tell that many people like Massie a lot?
10. Why are the girls excited about going to "The Daily Grind"?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Even though the girls are not in school, they can still learn a lesson. Give 3 examples of lessons that the characters learned in the story. You can cite the same character more than once, if you wish.
Essay Topic 2
Personification is when an object or idea is used to represent a person, or is treated as though it were a person. Personification can also refer to when a human is meant to represent an idea. For example, Jack Frost is the personification of frost. Cite 3 examples of personification in the book. How does the author show the reader that these objects or ideas are treated as people?
Essay Topic 3
The two main settings for the book are Hollywood, California, and Westchester, New York.
1. Compare and contrast the settings of Hollywood and Westchester. How does the author describe these settings?
2. What does Hollywood represent in the story? What does it mean to the characters?
3. What does Westchester represent in the story? What does it mean to the characters?
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