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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Section 3: Part Two, Chapters Twelve through Seventeen.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. When Pip is working on her report, what is the commotion she hears downstairs in her house?
(a) Her mother has dropped a full casserole pan on the floor.
(b) Cara and Lauren are shouting for her to come downstairs.
(c) Her brother has dressed the dog in their father's shirt.
(d) Her father is playing big band music at full volume.

2. How is Pip feeling when she is lying in her sleeping bag at the end of Chapter Eleven?
(a) Peaceful.
(b) Excited.
(c) Frightened.
(d) Sad.

3. Why does Pip contact Jess Walker?
(a) To check on Becca's alibi.
(b) To find out if she knows who Andie was seeing besides Sal.
(c) To find out more about Andie's home life.
(d) To hear her perspective on Andie's bullying.

4. Why does Ravi stand out of sight when Pip knocks on Natalie's door?
(a) Natalie might be embarrassed to talk about the video in front of a boy.
(b) Natalie might not talk if she knows that Pip is not alone.
(c) He knows that people in Fairview have a bad opinion of him because of Sal.
(d) Pip does not want anyone to know that she has violated the terms of her project's acceptance.

5. What does Pip ask Becca that upsets Becca enough to end the conversation?
(a) She asks about tension between Andie and Jason.
(b) She asks where Becca was on the night Andie disappeared.
(c) She asks whether Becca had feelings for Sal.
(d) She asks about Andie's bullying of Natalie.

Short Answer Questions

1. After she draws the murder map, what question occurs to Pip?

2. What does Pip have to help Lauren do because Lauren is too drunk to do it herself?

3. At the end of Chapter Seven, what does Ravi show Pip?

4. Why do Cara and Pip go to Lauren's house in Chapter Three?

5. According to the text, what percentage of missing people are never found?

(see the answer key)

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