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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 the beginning of the end of Del's friendship with Naomi?
(a) Naomi gets married
(b) Naomi gets a job
(c) Naomi moves away
(d) Naomi gets very sick

2. Which of the following terms does Del not use to describe Naomi after she has been sick?
(a) Passionate
(b) More ladylike
(c) Daintier
(d) Discreet

3. Where do Del and the boy in #158 spend much of their time?
(a) The Blue Owl
(b) DeDe's Diner
(c) The Haines Restaurant
(d) The Pine Club

4. In Del's fantasies, Art _______________.
(a) Rejects her
(b) Sees her naked
(c) Kisses her
(d) Fondles her

5. What is Art Chamberlain's profession?
(a) Doctor
(b) Retail manager
(c) Radio station news anchor
(d) Accountant

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Naomi's mother's book not address regarding sex?

2. What does Jerry ask Del at his house one day?

3. Who is Bella Phippen?

4. Which of the following does not enter into Del's fantasies about Art?

5. Del bases her story on the events that happen to whom?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Del respond to Mr. Chamberlain's advances?

2. How does Del envision herself as a sexual person for the first time?

3. How does the cooperation necessary between cast mates alter the usual dynamic between the boys and girls in class?

4. What happens each March at Del's school and who is in charge of it this year?

5. What are Del's impressions of Naomi when she sees her at work one day?

6. What story does the epilogue tell?

7. What is the reason for the beginning of the end of Del and Naomi's friendship?

8. What happens to Mr. Chamberlain after his time with Del in the country that day?

9. Explain the scenario of Mr. Chamberlain taking Del out to the country and his inappropriate behavior there.

10. Explain how the night of the dance further drives a wedge in Del and Naomi's relationship.

(see the answer keys)

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