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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part One, Chapters 8-12.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How does Jeremy respond when his father says that he is dating again?
(a) Jeremy tells his dad that his mother would have wanted him to be happy.
(b) Jeremy yells at his father for being selfish.
(c) Jeremy gets very upset and told his dad that it was too soon.
(d) Jeremy asks his dad questions about this new woman.

2. What is the puzzling timecode stamp on the video, "She's All That"?
(a) 01/01/2001.
(b) 00/00/XXXX.
(c) 01/01/2000.
(d) 00/00/0000.

3. What does Jeremy see in the scene from, "She's All That" in Part One?
(a) Jeremy does not see the scene and is confused.
(b) Jeremy sees an older woman crying.
(c) Jeremy only hears a man walking across a room.
(d) Jeremy only hears heavy breathing and movement.

4. According to Part One, Chapter 7, what is the only reason people visit isolated farmhouses?
(a) People only go there with a purpose, to get something, or to bring news, or because they live there.
(b) People only go there to take inventory of the shelves or drawers.
(c) People only go there to pull up the staircase carpet, worn down from years of use.
(d) People only go there forgetting the feel of being behind a door, safely shielded from the sky.

5. Where did Steve meet Jeremy's mother, Linda?
(a) Steve met Linda through mutual friends.
(b) Steve met Linda at college.
(c) Steve and Linda grew up close to each other.
(d) Steve met Linda when she was his waitress at a diner he went to often.

Short Answer Questions

1. What do Jeremy and his father call beer?

2. Who does Jeremy's father, Steve, say is willing to give Jeremy a job?

3. What note does Sarah Jane make about the "She's All That" video?

4. What is one piece of information Sara Jane does not provide to Jeremy and Ezra after meeting Lisa Sample?

5. What does Stephanie tell Jeremy to do after Sarah Jane leaves the store?

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