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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 she anoint the candle with?
(a) Sage oil.
(b) Baby oil.
(c) Rosemary oil.
(d) Olive oil.
2. What does Chad find in his mailbox?
(a) His jersey and a warning.
(b) An invitation.
(c) A card from an admirer.
(d) A college application.
3. What is engraved on the inside of the amethyst ring?
(a) S.A.B.
(b) B.A.D.
(c) E.A.R.
(d) S.A.D.
4. What does Stacey eat instead of Shepherd's pie?
(a) Salad.
(b) Nothing.
(c) Tuna sandwich.
(d) Mashed potatoes and corn.
5. What does Stacey show Drea in the bathroom stall?
(a) The note that was left with Chad's jersey.
(b) The bra that she got such a bad vibration from.
(c) The cards that she pulled that morning for her.
(d) The remains of Chad's jersey.
Short Answer Questions
1. What color is the candle Stacey burns?
2. How many lilies does Drea get?
3. Who listens in on their conversation after Stacey finds Drea?
4. Where is Stacey being chased in her dreams?
5. What does Stacey throw at the man with the flowers?
Short Essay Questions
1. What predictions from the reading Stacey does actually come true?
2. In Stacey's dream, what is she given, and what is its significance?
3. What does Drea do in the bathroom that could conceivably cause animosity between her and Victoria?
4. What does Drea do in an effort to hold Chad's attention?
5. What does Stacey remember about her Gram and the flowers a neighbor once brought?
6. What explanation does Stacey give for not casting a spell on Veronica that would cause her to get fat?
7. What does Veronica mistakenly accuse Stacey and Drea of, and why?
8. In Stacey's nightmare, what is the man holding and why is she so fearful of it?
9. What opinion does Chad share about Stacey's nightmares?
10. How does Stacey prepare the candle she is going to burn to keep Drea safe?
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