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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. When Carrie's mother screams and tears out her flesh, what happens?
(a) Rocks fall from the sky and hit the house.
(b) A stone kills Carrie's father.
(c) The police come and take Carrie away.
(d) The neighbors turn up their music.

2. Who goes with Billy?
(a) Tommy.
(b) No one.
(c) A few of his friends.
(d) Chris.

3. What does a little boy on a bike call Carrie as she is walking home?
(a) Witch.
(b) Zit face.
(c) Pimple face.
(d) Fart face.

4. What is the real reason Sue accepted her punishment?
(a) She tells Chris the real reason.
(b) She is afraid of what her parents would say.
(c) She is afraid of Carrie.
(d) She does not want to miss the prom.

5. What happens to the boy who shouts at Carrie?
(a) He topples off his bike.
(b) He explodes.
(c) Nothing.
(d) He turns blue.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who does Chris call after leaving the decorating group?

2. Where does Billy go?

3. Who comes in and whispers to someone on the decorating committee?

4. When does Carrie's father die?

5. Where does Sue Snell go at the opening of this section?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Carrie respond to the girls in gym class?

2. What does Sue Snell say to Tommy about Carrie and the gym incident and how does she feel?

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

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

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

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

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

8. What does Margret do when Carrie tells her she is going to the prom even though her mother had said no?

9. Why doesn't the commission know what Tommy's motives were the night of the prom?

10. Where does the gym teacher take Carrie and what is done with her that day?

(see the answer keys)

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