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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. In Chapter 7, what game does Rogerson play at Caitlin's house with her parents and the Connells?
(a) Charades.
(b) Cards Against Humanity.
(c) Monopoly.
(d) Trivial Pursuit.

2. When does Rina show up at Caitlin's house in Chapter 12?
(a) 1 p.m.
(b) 3 p.m.
(c) 2 p.m.
(d) 4 p.m.

3. Who does Rogerson say was a trivia addict in Chapter 7?
(a) His grandmother.
(b) His aunt.
(c) His grandfather.
(d) His uncle.

4. In Chapter 8, how often does Margaret write Cass?
(a) Every other week.
(b) Every week.
(c) Every other month.
(d) Once a month.

5. In Chapter 10, what class does Caitlin begin skipping?
(a) Calculus.
(b) American History.
(c) Trigonometry.
(d) World History.

Short Answer Questions

1. In Chapter 7, when Rogerson is changing the oil in his car, what is Caitlin trying to study?

2. In Chapter 7, what color is the house that Dave and Corinna live in?

3. In Chapter 11, where does Caitlin go now that she does not have cheerleading?

4. In Chapter 8, what time does Caitlin get home after talking to Rina?

5. How long does Caitlin date Rogerson in Chapter 7 before she brings him home for a formal introduction?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Rogerson hit Caitlin in Chapter 8?

2. What do Caitlin and Corinna have in common?

3. What photograph does Cass send her family, and how does Caitlin think that Cass looks in the photo?

4. What happens when Rina will not drive Caitin home from the lake in Chapter 12?

5. How does Caitln describe the place where Corinna and Dave live?

6. How does Rina feel about Caitlin dating Rogerson?

7. What do Caitlin and Rogerson do when they spend time together?

8. Where does Caitlin go at the end of Chapter 8 and why?

9. What happens when Cass calls on a Sunday afternoon and only Caitlin is home?

10. Why does Caitlin leave the cheerleading squad?

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