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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 time does Rogerson pick up Caitlin for their first official date?

2. What does Rina tell Caitlin is the reason that she should try out for cheer leading?

3. What does Corrina say about Cass when she sees her on TV?

4. Where does Caitlin see Cass for the first time since she has run away?

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

Short Essay Questions

1. What is the significance of the Barbie conversation between Boo and Caitlin?

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

3. How does Rogerson act toward Caitlin after he hits her for the first time?

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

5. How does Caitlin's mother feel about her making the cheer leading squad?

6. What do Caitlin and Boo discuss about Cass and her disappearance?

7. Describe Cass' first phone call to her parents.

8. How does Caitlin hurt herself during the rival game with Central High School?

9. What do Caitlin and Rogerson talk about in the car after the cheer leading ceremony?

10. How does Caitlin feel about Mike Evans?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

How has Caitlin's relationship with Rina changed since the beginning of the book? Describe the role that Caitlin's relationship with Rogerson has in affecting her relationship with Rina. Explain how Rina feels about Rogerson in the beginning of his relationship with Caitlin, and how and why those feelings change.

Essay Topic 2

In what ways does Caitlin struggle with her own self-identify? Explain how Rogerson, Cass, and her parents affect her self-image. Use text from throughout the book to support your response, and include specific examples detailing how Caitlin felt about herself before and after her relationship with Rogerson.

Essay Topic 3

Describe Cass' role in Caitlin's life. Explain how Cass is important in affecting Caitlin's decisions and relationships with people, even though she is not there. Describe how Cass' absence affects Caitlin's parents and creates a void in their family and the connection that Cass has to Caitlin's relationship with Rogerson.

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