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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Section 2: Chapter III ("Acting Is Just Pretend") and Chapter IV ("Anticipation").

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In Chapter IV, "Anticipation," what does Kelly criticize at lunchtime?
(a) The noise of the other students.
(b) Her father.
(c) The food.
(d) Ms. Udell.

2. In Chapter I, "Secrets," what does Scott assume that Melissa (George) is looking at in the bathroom?
(a) Her new hairstyle.
(b) Teen magazines.
(c) Pornography.
(d) Makeup.

3. In Chapter I, "Secrets," Scott tells Melissa that he stopped at home to get what?
(a) Some money.
(b) Mario Kart.
(c) A zombie movie.
(d) Dinner.

4. On page 5, the narrator tells us that when the bathroom door rattles, "It was as if Scott were rattling George's heart inside her rib cage." This is an example of which technique?
(a) Simile.
(b) Metaphor.
(c) Personification.
(d) Symbolism.

5. When Kelly and Melissa (George) practice their auditions in Chapter III, ("Acting Is Just Pretend"), why does Melissa end up reading Charlotte's lines for most of the end of their practice?
(a) Kelly does not care because she does not really want to be in the play, anyway.
(b) Kelly says that she wants to read Wilbur and that Melissa is a better Charlotte than she is.
(c) Melissa insists on doing it because she loves the part of Charlotte so much.
(d) Melissa begins to cry whenever she looks at the "Wilbur" script.

Short Answer Questions

1. In Chapter II, "Charlotte Dies," what good news does Kelly have for Melissa (George)?

2. In Chapter IV, "Anticipation," why does Melissa (George) not agree to practice at lunch?

3. In Chapter IV, "Anticipation," when does Melissa (George) agree to practice with Kelly?

4. Why does Melissa (George) hope that Mr. and Mrs. Williams do not move away?

5. In Chapter IV, "Anticipation," what is Ms. Udell's response to Melissa's (George's) choice to not share her journal entry with the class?

(see the answer key)

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