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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 Chris ask Billy?
(a) To take her to the sheriff's office.
(b) To protect her.
(c) To take her home.
(d) To go with him.

2. What does Carrie do to Billy's car?
(a) Causes it to not start.
(b) Explodes it.
(c) Melts it.
(d) Causes it to crash.

3. What does Carrie state about every woman?
(a) They just want to be loved.
(b) They want to be noticed by men.
(c) They have breasts.
(d) They want to marry and have children.

4. What is the path of destruction that Carrie walks?
(a) A path from school to home.
(b) A path from school to Billy's house.
(c) A path from school to Sue Snell's house.
(d) A path from school to Chris's house.

5. Who does Billy want crowned?
(a) He prefers one of his football buddies.
(b) He wants Sue and her date to win.
(c) He does not care.
(d) He wishes he and Chris were in the running.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is Billy beginning to feel about Chris?

2. For whom is Carrie waiting?

3. What is Carrie thinking about everything at the prom?

4. What does Carrie sense?

5. Why is Chris unsure of Billy?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Billy decide while waiting for the prom queen and king to be announced?

2. What does Cora Simard tell the commission?

3. What happens when Tommy and Carrie are standing on stage?

4. What happens with Sue and the investigating committee?

5. How does Carrie feel while she is waiting for Tommy to pick her up for the prom? What does he tell her?

6. What do Billy and Chris do when the town is on fire and what happens when they do it?

7. What does Margret tell Carrie about her conception and birth?

8. What is Margret doing while Carrie is at the prom?

9. What happens with Carrie immediately after the prank by Billy and Chris?

10. Why does Carrie go into a church? What does she do immediately after leaving the church?

(see the answer keys)

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