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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 5-9.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What song is Cece singing within the panel at the beginning of the book depicting her love of Beatles songs?
(a) Strawberry Fields.
(b) Glass Onion.
(c) Eleanor Rigby.
(d) Yellow Submarine.

2. To whom is the novel dedicated?
(a) The author's husband.
(b) The author's siblings.
(c) The author's grandparents.
(d) The author's parents.

3. Cece tells the reader that if she ever wants to spend any time with her older siblings, she has to take what action?
(a) She has to watch television.
(b) She has to smoke cigarettes.
(c) She has to ask for a ride somewhere.
(d) She has to go outside.

4. What does Cece say about what happens when someone turns up the radio for her benefit?
(a) She still cannot hear it and cannot understand it.
(b) She can hear it, but she cannot understand it.
(c) She can hear it and she can understand it.
(d) She can feel the vibrations if she touches it, but cannot hear it.

5. How does Cece feel when she finds she is able to hear Mrs. Lufton wherever she is in the school?
(a) She is scared that she will get in trouble for not telling someone.
(b) She is happy that she can find out if Mrs. Lufton really likes her or not.
(c) She feels that she now has a super power.
(d) She feels ashamed.

Short Answer Questions

1. When Laura gets Cece to march around the table with Laura's little sister Lucy, what injury ends up happening?

2. To what movie does Laura allude when persuading Cece that the two girls should dress alike every day at school?

3. What does Cece's mother do when the sign language teacher, Mrs. Blankenship, asks if anyone in the class is deaf or hard of hearing?

4. What is the name of Cece's school at which each of her classmates has a hearing impairment?

5. What activity do the girls start doing at Ginny's birthday sleepover party that causes Cece's fun to come to an end?

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