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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 spends the night with Kristina?
(a) Lince.
(b) She is left home alone.
(c) Adam.
(d) Her father.

2. What did Kristina's mother get her while she was out shopping?
(a) Her favorite food.
(b) A new swimsuit.
(c) Jeans.
(d) A book about responsibility.

3. What happens when Kristina tries to go back to her father's apartment?
(a) She gets lost.
(b) Her father insists on driving.
(c) Adam decides to join her.
(d) She can't find a cab.

4. What does Kristina ask the lifeguard?
(a) If he wants to go to lunch.
(b) How many people he has had to rescue.
(c) What time it is.
(d) If he's ever been to her school.

5. How did Kristina feel about trying more crank?
(a) She ran away from it.
(b) She was desperate for it.
(c) The thought made her sick.
(d) She figured a second round might be nice.

Short Answer Questions

1. After going to the hospital, where did Kristina go?

2. What is her father's house like?

3. How did Kristina feel before she crashed?

4. What does Kristina have trouble doing while on crank?

5. Why did Kristina go to visit her father?

Short Essay Questions

1. What happens between Adam and Kristina after she has dinner with her father?

2. Back at home, Kristina found herself craving some things. What were they, and how did she plan on getting them?

3. What kind of influence does Adam have on Kristina?

4. What does Kristina's visit mean to her father?

5. What happened between Adam and Kristina the night he rescued her?

6. How does Kristina feel about crank in regards to her going back home?

7. Describe how Kristina feels about her father's job.

8. What does life with the monster really feel for Kristina? How was it at the beginning, and how did it evolve?

9. How does Kristina feel about the company picnic?

10. How is Kristina showing her addiction after the picnic?

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