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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What did Karen study following her graduation from CAPA, as she explains on page 136?
(a) Modern dance.
(b) Screenwriting.
(c) Photography.
(d) Architecture.
2. For what does Karen ask her father on page 195?
(a) Money for rent.
(b) Advice on love.
(c) A prop gun.
(d) A scenic backdrop.
3. According to Karen on page 133, what might have caused the inaccuracies in Sarah's book?
(a) A failure of memory.
(b) A failure of sanity.
(c) A failure of imagination.
(d) A failure of reason.
4. Karen asserts that she is the only teenage character to receive what in Sarah's book?
(a) A last name.
(b) A personality.
(c) A family.
(d) A career.
5. According to Karen on page 151, what function does David often perform at CAPA?
(a) Interviewing prospective students.
(b) Teaching directing.
(c) Writing the school newsletter.
(d) Directing the fall musical.
6. According to David on page 193, what had a teenage Karen not been?
(a) A helpless victim.
(b) A memorable face.
(c) A gifted student.
(d) A willing participant.
7. According to Karen on page 153, why does David take such an interest in her?
(a) Because of his love for Mr. Kingsley.
(b) Because of their connection to the past.
(c) Because of his love of the performing arts.
(d) Because of his admiration for her talent.
8. What role does Karen ask Sarah to perform on page 185?
(a) Scriptwriter for Martin's play.
(b) Lighting director for Martin's play.
(c) Costume crew for Martin's play.
(d) Music director for Martin's play.
9. How does Karen describe her relationship with Martin on page 205?
(a) As perfectly okay.
(b) As perfectly common.
(c) As perfectly romantic.
(d) As perfectly traditional.
10. What psychological process does Karen believe might explain Sarah's novel?
(a) Bystander effect.
(b) Spontaneous recovery.
(c) Projection.
(d) Transference.
11. On page 133, what does Karen think about the name assigned to her?
(a) That it describes a forgettable person.
(b) That it hides her real identity.
(c) That it encapsulates her personality.
(d) That it is similar to her real name.
12. Who was the first person Karen saw upon returning to CAPA as a senior?
(a) Martin.
(b) Joelle.
(c) Sarah.
(d) David.
13. According to Karen on page 197, in what does she participate?
(a) Martin's indoctrination.
(b) Martin's rendition.
(c) Martin's ostracization.
(d) Martin's normalization.
14. Where does Karen shoot Martin at the end of the second section of the novel?
(a) His heart.
(b) His groin.
(c) His knee.
(d) His shoulder.
15. According to Karen on page 161, what scares David about the scandal surrounding Martin?
(a) That it could happen to him.
(b) That people are lying about Martin.
(c) That Martin is a predator.
(d) That Martin is guilty.
Short Answer Questions
1. According to Karen on page 181, how does she view her own memory?
2. According to Karen on page 152, with what is David obsessed?
3. What does David reveal about Sarah's novel that shocks Karen on page 199?
4. According to Karen on page 184, who will play the lead role in Martin's play?
5. According to Karen on page 189, how does Martin seem to truly feel upon first seeing her?
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