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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. What time do Enid and Rebecca set up a date for "Bearded Windbreaker"?
2. What term do the girls use to describe Melorra in Chapter Seven?
3. What does a little old man buy for his wife that Enid thinks is "so cute"?
4. After kissing Josh, what does Enid find on her bed at home?
5. When Enid calls Bob Skeetes for the second time, why is she unable to leave a message?
Short Essay Questions
1. When Enid goes to Josh's apartment alone, what happens?
2. Once Enid takes the college entry test, what are the next steps in the college entry process?
3. When Enid's father tries to offer comfort when she is crying, how does Enid respond?
4. Why are Enid and Rebecca horrified when Melorra suggests they should hang out with her?
5. Why is Enid ambivalent on politics?
6. After kissing Josh, Enid pretends to feel what for him, in front of Rebecca?
7. Why do Enid and Rebecca leave a message for "Bearded Windbreaker"?
8. in Chapter Six, why are Enid and Rebecca disappointed with Angels?
9. After Enid's fight with Rebecca, Enid's father does what to try and cheer Enid?
10. Why does Rebecca feel betrayed when she learns Enid plans to go to college?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Enid has several odd relationship with men throughout "Ghost World". Examine the relationship between Enid and one of the following characters, using examples from the text.
1) Enid and Josh.
2) Enid and Bob Skeetes.
3) Enid and her father.
Essay Topic 2
The relationship between Josh, Enid and Rebecca becomes complicated. Take a stance on why Josh chooses to date Rebecca, in spite of his obvious affection for Enid, citing examples from the text.
Essay Topic 3
Enid and Rebecca claim to have a friendship with Josh but their behavior towards him is often derogatory. Write an essay examining how Josh is treated by Rebecca and Enid, citing examples from the text.
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