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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 Margaret's grandfather say to her dad when he arrives?
(a) "Hello, Herb."
(b) "Same ol' Herb."
(c) "You're looking well, Herb."
(d) "Long time, no see, son."

2. How does Mrs. Simon know about the What Every Girl Should Know presentation?
(a) She sees a flyer for it at parent night.
(b) She helped organize it.
(c) Another parent calls her.
(d) She receives a letter in the mail.

3. What does Margaret think of the letter from her grandparents?
(a) She thinks it is sickening.
(b) She is confused.
(c) She is worried.
(d) She is excited to finally hear from them.

4. Where does Margaret follow Laura Danker after school?
(a) To a coffee shop.
(b) To Confession.
(c) Home.
(d) To the A & P.

5. What does Mr. Binamin say about his name?
(a) Don't wear it out.
(b) It is not common.
(c) He was teased when he was Margaret's age.
(d) It rhymes with cinnamon.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why does Margaret rarely get letters?

2. Where does Margaret want to sit by Moose Freed?

3. What does Mrs. Simon think is more important than looking at people during the concert?

4. In her letter, what does Margaret tell Sylvia she has never done?

5. What does Moose tell Margaret at the restaurant?

Short Essay Questions

1. Is Nancy Wheeler a big fake, as Margaret reports to God? Why or why not?

2. How does Margaret know the invitation is not from a friend from New York or camp?

3. Why does Margaret hate Laura Danker?

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

5. Why does Margaret start thinking Norman Fishbein may not be such a drip?

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

7. Why does Nancy think she will get her period next?

8. Why might Grandma Sylvia not have mentioned Mr. Binamin over the phone?

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

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

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