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

2. What detail of dinner in Chapter III, ("Acting Is Just Pretend"), shows how thoughtful Melissa's (George's) mother is about her happiness?
(a) The extra serving of beans.
(b) The un-toasted hot dog bun.
(c) The cut up hot dog.
(d) The ice cream waiting by Melissa's plate after her bath.

3. In Chapter V, "Auditions," what happens when Melissa (George) gets up to get a dictionary?
(a) She gets in trouble for getting out of her seat.
(b) Jeff trips her.
(c) Jeff and Rick say something mean to her.
(d) She overhears a part of Kelly's audition.

4. 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) Melissa begins to cry whenever she looks at the "Wilbur" script.
(b) Kelly says that she wants to read Wilbur and that Melissa is a better Charlotte than she is.
(c) Kelly does not care because she does not really want to be in the play, anyway.
(d) Melissa insists on doing it because she loves the part of Charlotte so much.

5. In Chapter V, "Auditions," what lie does Melissa (George) tell her mother?
(a) That she will be in charge of the stage crew.
(b) That she did not audition.
(c) That she got the part of Charlotte.
(d) That she got the part of Wilbur.