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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 does Sheila want to discuss over and over?
(a) She wants to discuss Torey's absence over and over.
(b) She wants to talk about how Torey visited her house.
(c) She wants to talk about why she couldn't go on the field trip.
(d) She wants to talk about how her mother abandoned her.

2. At what grade levels is Sheila working on academically?
(a) Third grade reading and fourth grade math.
(b) Second grade reading and math.
(c) Second grade math and third grade reading.
(d) Fourth grade reading and third grade math.

3. Why doesn't Sheila get to participate in this subject?
(a) Because she refuses to do any paperwork.
(b) Because Sheila cannot be trusted in this subject.
(c) Because she cannot use a pencil correctly.
(d) Because it gives Torey a chance to work with the other kids.

4. What is the writing in the epilogue an indicator of?
(a) That Sheila is making good progress.
(b) That Sheila and Torey keep in touch.
(c) That Sheila will be okay.
(d) That Sheila and Torey remain friends.

5. What does Torey do to Sheila after she comes back to the classroom after destroying the things in the regular classroom?
(a) Ignores her.
(b) Yells at her.
(c) Scolds her.
(d) Holds her.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why doesn't Sheila's father visit her in the hospital?

2. What does Sheila reveal in her writing?

3. What has Torey given up in regards to Sheila?

4. What does Torey tell Sheila makes her a good little girl?

5. How does Chad react to the news about Sheila's abuse?

Short Essay Questions

1. What in this chapter is an example of the progress Sheila has made socially?

2. What does Torey think may be at the heart of Sheila's aversion to completing paperwork and why does she think this way?

3. What present does Sheila give to Torey for her birthday?

4. What does Sheila's father do at the end of this chapter which gives Torey hope that he is trying to do the right thing?

5. Why does Sheila decide she will start completing paperwork?

6. Why does the superintendent call a meeting and what is the outcome of that meeting?

7. What happened to Sheila that caused her to bleed?

8. How does Sheila seem when she returns to school and what does this make Torey worry about?

9. What realization do both Torey and Sheila come to about how they have changed?

10. What does Sheila want to know when Torey returns to school after being at the conference?

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