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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. For what does Nora say Vee has a penchant?
(a) Secrets.
(b) Fantasy.
(c) Drama.
(d) Helping others.
2. What does Jules do?
(a) Cries in the movie.
(b) Tries to pick up another girl.
(c) Goes to the bathroom and never returns.
(d) Throws up after a fast ride.
3. Who is the most vocal complainer?
(a) Dorotea.
(b) Nora.
(c) Patch.
(d) Vee.
4. Why does Nora leave the Arcade?
(a) To call her mother.
(b) To find Elliot.
(c) To get some cotton candy.
(d) To find the bathroom.
5. What gives Nora the creeps?
(a) The way she hears Patch's voice in her head.
(b) The faces of demons and fallen angels on the cars.
(c) The way Patch seems to read her mind.
(d) The way Jules looks.
Short Answer Questions
1. How does Nora spend the evening?
2. What happens when Elliot chooses Nora for his team?
3. Where are Elliot and Jules?
4. Why does Elliot leave?
5. Why does Chauncey not mind the dark night?
Short Essay Questions
1. Where do Nora, Vee, Elliot and Jules go, what does Jules do, who else is there and what does Vee talk about to Elliot?
2. How do the students feel about the biology lesson in Chapter 1 and what does the coach say about it?
3. How does Vee end up with a broken arm?
4. Why does Patch take Nora home from the arcade?
5. What does the coach decide the students need to do in biology class, how does he change the class and who is most vocal about the change?
6. What does Patch do when coach asks him what he looks for in a potential mate and what does Nora do after class?
7. What happens to Nora when she is driving home in Vee's car?
8. How does Nora spend her evening after the change in biology?
9. How does Patch act when he sees Nora and what does he keep talking about?
10. What wakes Nora in the middle of the night and what does she think about when it happens?
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