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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Section 5: Chapter IX ("Dinner at Arnie's") and Chapter X ("Transformations").

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In Chapter V, "Auditions," the note that Kelly passes to Melissa (George) says that she will be what?
(a) Radiant.
(b) Sparkling.
(c) Shining.
(d) Beaming.

2. In Chapter IX, "Dinner at Arnie's," Scott says that the idea of Melissa being transgender is weird, but makes sense, because of what?
(a) He knows that she likes to wear women's clothing.
(b) He knows that she is more attracted to boys than girls.
(c) She is not great at being a boy.
(d) She kind of looks like a girl.

3. In Chapter IV, "Anticipation," what color does Melissa (George) want to choose for her journal entry, and what color does she actually choose?
(a) Fuchsia; pink.
(b) Pink; purple.
(c) Purple; orange.
(d) Orange; fuchsia.

4. In Chapter VI, "Taken," why does Ms. Udell call Melissa (George) up to her desk?
(a) To let her know that she has told the principal about Melissa's audition.
(b) To ask her for her mother's phone number.
(c) To give her another chance to take a role in the play.
(d) To remind her that she has some missing homework.

5. On page 93 of Chapter VI, "Taken," what is Melissa's (George's) mother's first question when she confronts Melissa about the magazines?
(a) "Are these mine?"
(b) "Are you dressing in my clothes?"
(c) "Are you gay?"
(d) "Did you steal them?"

Short Answer Questions

1. In Chapter IV, "Anticipation," what are Maddy, Emma, and the other girls doing at recess?

2. Which is the best description of Melissa's (George's) school?

3. In Chapter VI, "Taken," what eventually happens to the blue bag full of magazines?

4. When Kelly tells her father to keep his music turned down so she and Melissa (George) can rehearse, how does Mr. Arden react?

5. In Chapter X, "Transformations," what is Melissa looking for as she says Charlotte's last words?

(see the answer key)

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