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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where does Margaret go to get away for a few hours while her grandparents are visiting?
2. How does Mrs. Simon know about the What Every Girl Should Know presentation?
3. Who does Margaret receive an invitation in the mail from?
4. Who calls Sylvia to tell her Margaret is not coming?
5. What country does Margaret's group decide to report on?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does Laura Danker call Margaret a liar and a pig?
2. Why does Grandma Sylvia tell Margaret to disobey her mother by taking off her boots at Lincoln Center?
3. Why does Margaret think Mr. Benedict is sneaky?
4. Why do Grandma Sylvia and Mr. Binamin come to visit?
5. Why does Margaret only turn in a letter for her project, while her classmates turn in booklets?
6. What does Margaret plan to teach her children about religion?
7. Why does Margaret start thinking Norman Fishbein may not be such a drip?
8. Is Barbara Simon glad her parents are coming, as Margaret suggests?
9. Why does Margaret say her grandmother is almost as bad as everyone else?
10. What is Mrs. Fishbein's impression of Norman's class?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Margaret claims to hate religious holidays. Her father says the holiday songs are for everyone and have nothing to do with religion. What meaning do Margaret and her father give religious holidays? How are their views similar? How are they different?
Essay Topic 2
When is Margaret most effective at communicating her thoughts and feelings? When is she least effective? Give examples of how Margaret communicates. What does her communication reveal about her values?
Essay Topic 3
How does Sylvia cause conflict in the novel? What is her motivation for being involved in Margaret's life? How does her role change by the end of the novel?
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