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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 Lorene pretend to do?
(a) Drink.
(b) Fail her classes.
(c) Sleep with boys.
(d) Smoke pot.

2. What does Lorene say everyone says about her education at St. Paul's?
(a) That she has a good start.
(b) That she is getting a master-class education.
(c) That she is getting a useless education.
(d) That she is not learning anything.

3. Who is Anthony Wade?
(a) A fellow member of the Disciplinary Committee.
(b) The head of the Social Committee.
(c) A boy Lorene on whom has a crush.
(d) A student who helps Lorene with calculus.

4. In what year of high school is Lorene in in Chapter 10?
(a) Sophomore year.
(b) Freshman year.
(c) Junior year.
(d) Senior year.

5. What view from the white students frustrates Lorene?
(a) That slavery was a legitimate institution.
(b) That slavery is history.
(c) That black people still have to prove themselves worthy of freedom.
(d) That white people should not be held accountable for slavery.

Short Answer Questions

1. Of what is Lorene terrified by the end of Chapter 6?

2. What does Lorene decide while she is on the black ice?

3. What is Lorene starting to do at the beginning of Chapter 11?

4. What does Lorene refuse to do when she visits Ricky Lockhart?

5. How does Lorene characterize her relationship with her mother?

Short Essay Questions

1. Describe Lorene's meeting with Archibald Cox.

2. What areLorene's grades like on her first report card?

3. What is Lorene's relationship with Alma?

4. Describe Lorene's rendezvous with Ricky Lockhart at his school.

5. Describe Lorene's friendship with Janie Saunders.

6. What is Lorene's experience on the black ice?

7. Describe Lorene's friendship with India.

8. Describe Lorene's campaign for student council.

9. What happens with the cook who everyone fears?

10. What is Lorene looking forward to by the end of her first year?

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