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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through December 21, 1987-April 10, 1988.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What does the Log Lady tell Laura about children?
(a) That they are not as innocent as they seem.
(b) That they grow up too fast.
(c) That they are prey sometimes.
(d) That they are just smaller versions of adults.
2. What do Bobby and Laura do to celebrate New Year's Eve?
(a) They lie out under the stars with other couples.
(b) They take shots of tequila.
(c) They build a bonfire.
(d) They watch the town fireworks display.
3. What is the main reason during the Christmas vacation of 1985 that Laura is looking forward to school starting again?
(a) So she can finish her Ceramics project.
(b) So she can talk to Donna again.
(c) So she can have activities to keep her busy.
(d) So she can eat her favorite food in the cafeteria again.
4. When Laura has a dream about her diary, what happens in the dream?
(a) Her diary burns up in a fire.
(b) The wind furiously whips around her diary until it is torn to shreds.
(c) Her diary is continually blank no matter how often she writes in it.
(d) Her diary keeps eluding her grasp and she knows it is going to tell everyone what it contains.
5. What is NOT one piece of evidence Laura provides that she is doing well in school in the spring of 1986?
(a) She has made the Honor Roll.
(b) She has a perfect GPA.
(c) She has finished two extra credit projects.
(d) She is a member of the junior debate team.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is the Log Lady's real first name?
2. What action does Laura take when she first meets her new pony that shocks Laura's mom?
3. What does Laura's dad do while he is dancing with Laura on Christmas Eve?
4. When Laura reports that she and Donna have had several fights as of late, what does she state is the source of their arguments?
5. What behavior does Laura's mom observe that makes her worry about Laura?
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