1. Chapter VI, "Taken," starts with what event that disrupts the usual household routine?
(a) The family dog is missing.
(b) Melissa gets a strange phone call.
(c) Melissa's mom oversleeps.
(d) The car will not start.

2. In Chapter VI, "Taken," there is a scene that reminds readers of what earlier scene?
(a) Melissa's mother preparing chocolate milk for her in Chapter III, "Acting Is Just Pretend."
(b) Kelly taking pictures in Chapter III, "Acting Is Just Pretend."
(c) Melissa arriving home from school and trying to open the door in Chapter I, "Secrets."
(d) Scott teaching Melissa about Kelly being her girlfriend in Chapter V, "Auditions."

3. In Chapter VI, "Taken," why does Ms. Udell call Melissa (George) up to her desk?
(a) To ask her for her mother's phone number.
(b) To let her know that she has told the principal about Melissa's audition.
(c) To give her another chance to take a role in the play.
(d) To remind her that she has some missing homework.

4. In Chapter IV, "Anticipation," what makes Melissa (George) giggle frantically?
(a) The recess supervisor takes away Jeff's phone.
(b) Jeff trips over his own foot.
(c) Kelly says that Melissa does not actually want to be a girl.
(d) Kelly has spaghetti stuck in her hair.

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?
(a) She takes the journal and reads aloud from it herself.
(b) She says it is fine for journals to be private.
(c) She says that Melissa will have to share tomorrow.
(d) She fails Melissa on the assignment.