2. Why does Lucy almost welcome the start of chemotherapy again?
(a) She gets to see her favorite nurse.
(b) She does not have to do school work.
(c) It takes her away from school.
(d) It is a routine that she is used to.

3. When Jude breaks up with her, and she takes a long look at herself in the mirror, what does she realize?
(a) She is uglier than she expected.
(b) Her bone graft is still doing well.
(c) She is beautiful.
(d) Her bone graft is being reabsorbed like the other grafts.

4. What does Lucy begin carrying around?
(a) A screen.
(b) Thick books of poetry.
(c) A scarf.
(d) A mask.

5. When Lucy looks the procedure up in a book, how does she find herself?
(a) With a great amount of fear.
(b) Filled with anger.
(c) With some hope.
(d) Completely without hope.

6. Why is Lucy finally sent to the ICU?
(a) To have another surgery.
(b) To have her trach removed.
(c) To be put on a respirator.
(d) To remove the staples.

7. Why is Lucy worried about putting up her hair to show the horses?
(a) She cannot fit it into the helmet.
(b) She is afraid it will fall out.
(c) She cannot use it to conceal her face.
(d) It will not look attractive on her.

8. What does Lucy note about the girl injured in a boating accident?
(a) She is very annoying.
(b) The girl is just as depressed as she is.
(c) She makes too much of a fuss over what would be a short-term problem.
(d) She will be paralyzed for life.

9. What does Lucy say about the grief she feels for her father?
(a) It is not what she expected.
(b) It is pure and uncomplicated.
(c) It is more complex.
(d) It is not as strong as she thought it would be.

10. What becomes an obsession?
(a) School.
(b) The dressing up.
(c) Jude.
(d) Writing poetry.

11. What does Lucy discover when she wakes in St. Vincent?
(a) She cannot feel her legs.
(b) She is feeling better.
(c) Her face is much improved.
(d) She has as tracheotomy.

12. About whom does Lucy briefly talk?
(a) Hannah.
(b) Jennifer.
(c) Teresa.
(d) Jan.

13. After trick-or-treating, what does Lucy do?
(a) She eats her candy.
(b) She goes to bed.
(c) She gives all her candy to Teresa.
(d) She slips back into her depression.

14. What does Lucy say about the grief she felt for the horse?
(a) It was very powerful.
(b) It was pure and uncomplicated.
(c) It was debilitating.
(d) It was not as strong as she thought it would be.

15. What does Lucy realize about her father?
(a) Just how much she misses him and what a gap his death has left in her life.
(b) Just how different they had been.
(c) Just how distant he had been in her life.
(d) Just how much her mother misses him.