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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 1, Section 10, Set Design.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In Part 1, Section 6, Polaroids, who was the self-proclaimed "cool man?"
(a) The referee of the basketball game.
(b) A tall African American man.
(c) Sam.
(d) A boy against a fence.

2. What is the basic formula for drama?
(a) Buildup, payoff, setup.
(b) Setup, switch, sendoff.
(c) There is no formula, drama naturally occurs.
(d) Setup, buildup, payoff.

3. What does Anne's friend tell her that we and our characters have to work within?
(a) A one-inch picture frame.
(b) An emotional acre.
(c) The stories of our life.
(d) A mason jar.

4. When Anne is participating in the school lunch writing assignment, what does she say about hers?
(a) It was really about opening our insides in front of everyone. Just like writing.
(b) All the kids wanted to trade for her tuna salad.
(c) Her father always made the perfect sandwiches.
(d) Homemade bread was something to be proud of.

5. What does Anne tell her students the reason to write is?
(a) To get published.
(b) To create books.
(c) To find a good agent.
(d) To get noticed and make lots of money.

Short Answer Questions

1. What are great language tools that explain the unknown in terms of the known to the reader?

2. In Part 1, Section 6, Polaroids, what was Anne's finished article about?

3. What magazine did Anne write food reviews for, before it folded?

4. From where did Anne's Special Olympics article start to emerge?

5. What was Anne writing about when she contacted an expert to help her with the set design?

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