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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. Who does Chris call after leaving the decorating group?
(a) Billy Nolan.
(b) Carrie.
(c) Her mother.
(d) Her father.

2. To what school has Chris Hargensen been accepted?
(a) A fairly unknown liberal arts college.
(b) She has not yet been accepted to college.
(c) A community college.
(d) A very prestigious college.

3. What do the girls do when they see Carrie with blood running down her legs?
(a) Throw her a tampon.
(b) Go and get the teacher.
(c) Laugh.
(d) Scream.

4. What does Sue Snell suddenly realize?
(a) That Carrie is almost deaf.
(b) That Carrie is younger than the rest of them.
(c) That Carrie has never had her menstrual cycle before.
(d) That Carrie is almost blind.

5. How is Carrie treated at home?
(a) She is adored and spoiled.
(b) She is abused.
(c) She is treated normally.
(d) She is ignored.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where does Miss Desjardin take Carrie?

2. What does Chris think is possible on prom night?

3. At what is Chris's dad not successful?

4. Who is going to get an awful surprise at the prom?

5. Where does Billy go?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why would Margret White yell at the neighbors and what did one do to taunt her?

2. What does Sue think is Chris' main goal about the prom?

3. What does Margret White tell Carrie about her menstrual cycle, and what does she do? How does Carrie respond?

4. What happens in August, 1966, at the home of Margret White? Who does Margret live with? How does she treat that person?

5. How does Carrie practice her ability?

6. What happens at school in gym class when Carrie is seventeen?

7. What does Billy Nolan do to prepare for prom night?

8. What worries Sue when she is helping to decorate for the prom?

9. What did Carrie's father take to work with him and where is he?

10. What does Chris do when she leaves the prom decorating party?

(see the answer keys)

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