Define "Normal" Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

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Define "Normal" Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is it that Jazz declares make a statement about who she is?
(a) Her reading choices.
(b) Her photographs on social media.
(c) Her clothes.
(d) Her blog posts.

2. What does the narrator's youngest brother eat when there is no other food?
(a) Frost Flakes.
(b) Cap'n Crunch.
(c) Fruit Loops.
(d) Sugar Pops.

3. What reason do Jazz and Antonia have for meeting?
(a) They tutor each other in science.
(b) They are both on the planning committee for Homecoming.
(c) They run into each other in the halls.
(d) They are assigned to peer counseling together.

4. When Antonia arrives at the address that Jazz provides as her home address, what is Antonia's first thought?
(a) That Jazz must have a dozen brothers and sisters to live in such a large house.
(b) That maybe Jazz had made up a fake address so she could laugh with her friends about duping Antonia.
(c) That Jazz probably did not live here, but that she just worked as a maid here.
(d) That Jazz must have given her the country club address by mistake.

5. What does Antonia think Jazz' smells like when she first meets her?
(a) Incense.
(b) Cigarette smoke.
(c) Green apple.
(d) Soap.

6. When Antonia feels like Jazz is not taking the peer counseling sessions seriously, Antonia says thats she has better things to do. What is she referring to?
(a) Homework.
(b) Swimming lessons.
(c) Seeing her boyfriend.
(d) Earning money.

7. What word does Jazz use to describe Antonia during the peer counseling session in Chapter 4?
(a) Bode.
(b) Cool.
(c) Phatt.
(d) Nerdy.

8. What is the tattoo on Jazz's foot?
(a) A bleeding heart.
(b) A ladybug.
(c) A red unicorn.
(d) A dying rose.

9. When Antonia leaves for her lesson at Jazz's house, Antonia tells her mother she will be home by a certain time. What time is that?
(a) By midnight.
(b) By breakfast.
(c) By noon.
(d) By dinner.

10. Jazz comes up with a symbol to indicate when she is just kidding. What is that symbol?
(a) Turning around in a circle.
(b) Holding up two fingers.
(c) Shaking her head.
(d) Stomping her foot.

11. Antonia is surprised when Jazz declares that she does not do this habit. What habit does Jazz declare is "crazy"?
(a) Running.
(b) Smoking.
(c) Doing drugs.
(d) Drinking.

12. What behavior does Jazz do that Antonia thinks is only appropriate until the age of two?
(a) Jazz wipes her nose on her sleeve.
(b) Jazz throws tantrums.
(c) Jazz sits on top of the table.
(d) Jazz sucks her thumb.

13. When Mrs. Luther drops Antonia off at her house after dinner, how does Antonia know something is wrong with her family?
(a) Really loud music is blaring out of the house.
(b) All the top floor windows are wide open.
(c) Every light in the house is blazing.
(d) The house is completely dark.

14. What is the name of the kindly neighbor who watches Antonia's brothers?
(a) Mrs. Dillon.
(b) Mrs. Marsh.
(c) Mrs. Bartroni.
(d) Mrs. Luther.

15. Jazz describes her parents' reaction to her new hairstyle. What does she say they are going to do?
(a) Laugh.
(b) Die.
(c) Cronk.
(d) Party.

Short Answer Questions

1. What two problems does Chuckie have at nighttime?

2. How does Jazz admit to feeling about her mother?

3. What grade are the two main characters in when they meet in Chapter One?

4. How did Jazz's friend commit suicide?

5. What is the name that some people called Antonia and other girls like her?

(see the answer keys)

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