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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. What is Enid's astrological animal?
(a) The goat.
(b) The turtle.
(c) The snake.
(d) The bird.

2. Why doesn't Rebecca want Naomi to know about her sexual experience?
(a) Rebecca is lying about it.
(b) Rebecca doesn't like her.
(c) Rebecca respects Naomi.
(d) Rebecca loves the guy.

3. In Chapter Two, what is Enid's complaint about a box of cookies?
(a) It is too appealing.
(b) It contains transfat.
(c) The art is low quality.
(d) It is pornographic.

4. What occupation did Enid think was attractive when she was thirteen?
(a) Truck driver.
(b) Drug dealer.
(c) Prostitute.
(d) Nurse.

5. The men who know Bob Skeetes insinuate he is what?
(a) Corny.
(b) Dangerous.
(c) Adventurous.
(d) Wealthy.

Short Answer Questions

1. According to Allen Weinstein, people allow what to think for them?

2. John Ellis's creepy friend is a former what?

3. Why does Enid refuse to sell "Goofie Gus" to the man who wants to buy it?

4. Where did Enid have a disturbing encounter with John Ellis and one of his friends?

5. How does Bob Skeetes feel when he hears the message from Enid on his machine?

Short Essay Questions

1. At Angels, what does the old man with John Ellis show to Enid and how does she respond to this?

2. Why does Enid wear a mask in Chapter Four?

3. What is Rebecca's response to Enid's suggestion that they become lesbians?

4. Enid believed Alan Weinstein was into the hippie culture due to what?

5. Why did Enid once think it would be romantic to be a prostitute?

6. Why does Enid struggle with her new look?

7. Why does Enid refer to the comedian on television as their god?

8. How does Enid respond to Rebecca's teasing regarding John Ellis?

9. Why does Rebecca joke that Enid wants to have a sexual relationship with John Ellis?

10. Why does Enid claim the cookie box is pornographic?

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