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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. When do Mrs. Simon's parents come to visit?
(a) April 1.
(b) March 31.
(c) April 5.
(d) April 4.

2. What does Mrs. Simon think is more important than looking at people during the concert?
(a) Looking dignified.
(b) Being thankful for the experience.
(c) The concert itself.
(d) Reading the program.

3. In her letter, what does Margaret tell Sylvia she has never done?
(a) Been in love.
(b) Taken a plane.
(c) Gotten in trouble at school.
(d) Been in a secret club.

4. Who sponsors the What Every Girl Should Know presentation?
(a) Concerned citizens of Farbrook.
(b) The Jewish Community Center.
(c) The Private Lady Company.
(d) The PTA.

5. How many books has Margaret read about religion for her project?
(a) Five.
(b) Ten.
(c) Three.
(d) One.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why does Margaret think things in her life are going wrong?

2. What does Mr. Binamin say about his name?

3. How long does Mr. Benedict plan for the students to work in committees?

4. Where does Margaret follow Laura Danker after school?

5. How many times does Mrs. Simon take Margaret to Lincoln Center in Chapter 16?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Laura Danker call Margaret a liar and a pig?

2. Why might Margaret only feel God when she is alone?

3. What does Margaret plan to teach her children about religion?

4. Why does Grandma Sylvia tell Margaret to disobey her mother by taking off her boots at Lincoln Center?

5. Describe how the students are dressed at Norman's party.

6. Why does Margaret rip Nancy's postcard to tiny shreds?

7. Why does Margaret only turn in a letter for her project, while her classmates turn in booklets?

8. Why do Grandma Sylvia and Mr. Binamin come to visit?

9. Why does Mrs. Simon's mother think Margaret is a Christian?

10. What is Mrs. Fishbein's impression of Norman's class?

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