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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. What prank does Massie do while waiting for the script?

2. What does Layne's sign say?

3. Why do the mothers go to Rodeo Drive?

4. Why does Hadley not want to be interviewed on the show?

5. How does Alicia's audition go?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Claire help out Massie?

2. How do Massie and Claire's parents trick them when the girls ask if they can go to LA?

3. What is Abby and Hadley's relationship?

4. What mistake does Dylan make in the bathroom?

5. What makes Rupert decide on the girl who gets the movie role?

6. How do the girls prepare for "The Daily Grind"?

7. How does Emma help the girls out?

8. How do Massie and Claire interact with one another?

9. How does Claire dress before and after her audition?

10. What places do people go to in this section?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Personification is when an object or idea is used to represent a person, or is treated as though it were a person. Personification can also refer to when a human is meant to represent an idea. For example, Jack Frost is the personification of frost. Cite 3 examples of personification in the book. How does the author show the reader that these objects or ideas are treated as people?

Essay Topic 2

While it is normal for people to depend on one another, many of the characters in this book use one another for their own gains. Give 3 examples of characters using one another. Does this hurt or help the person who is used by someone else? Does it go according to plan, or do the characters regret trying to use one another?

Essay Topic 3

Since this series is named after cliques, cliques are clearly an important theme for each book.

1. In this novel, do cliques seem to be good or bad? Is the Pretty Committee a valuable support network, or is it a burden to its members? Does the Pretty Committee's structure help its members, or hurt them?

2. Is it better to be part of a clique, or unaffiliated? Why are the various cliques so competitive with one another? Would you consider Layne to be a member of the Pretty Committee? Why or why not?

3. How do the cliques rearrange themselves throughout the novel? Is the dynamic of the Pretty Committee the same at the end as it was at the beginning?

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