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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 is Rina with when she sees Bill and his family?
(a) Caitlin.
(b) Jeff.
(c) She is alone.
(d) Rogerson.

2. What is NOT a reason that Caitlin gives for being a friend to Rina?
(a) Rina is loyal.
(b) Rina is pretty.
(c) Rina is fun.
(d) Rina is strong.

3. Who does Cass meet the summer before college?
(a) Adam.
(b) Brian.
(c) Stan.
(d) Ted.

4. How does Corrina comfort Caitlin after Rogerson hits her?
(a) She fixes her a cup of hot tea.
(b) She calls Rogerson's parents.
(c) She hugs her.
(d) She just listens.

5. What time does Caitlin get home after comforting Rina when Jeff breaks up with her?
(a) Six o'clock.
(b) Seven o'clock.
(c) Six thirty.
(d) Five thirty.

Short Answer Questions

1. What book is a teacher fired for assigning that causes Cass to talk about it on the local news?

2. Which members of Rogerson's family does Caitlin meet when they go to his house on their first date?

3. Where does Stuart's father live?

4. What check is Corrina concerned will bounce if she does not deposit money into the account?

5. Who do Rogerson and Caitlin visit at the old farmhouse in the country?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Caitlin feel about Mike Evans?

2. What does Caitlin discover about Rogerson and his performance in school?

3. What has happened to Caitlin's cheer leading since she met Rogerson?

4. How does Cass' family react to seeing her on The Lamont Whipper Show?

5. Why does Rogerson take Caitlin to a party with kids from his school?

6. Describe Caitlin and Rogerson's first meeting.

7. How do Caitlin and Rogerson deal with his father's abuse?

8. How is Jack O'Koren described in the opening pages of Chapter Two?

9. How does Rogerson behave at Caitlin's cheer leading ceremony?

10. Why is Margaret O'Koren taking Cass' running away the hardest?

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