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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," what does Melissa (George) notice about the girls' auditions?
(a) They seem to take much longer than the boys' auditions.
(b) The girls all seem happy and confident.
(c) They do not seem to be going very well.
(d) There is a lot of laughter coming from the hallway.

2. In Chapter X, "Transformations," what is Melissa's mother's reaction to Melissa's performance?
(a) She realizes how wrong she has been.
(b) She is outraged.
(c) She is embarrassed.
(d) She feels sad that Melissa had to go so far to reach her own mother.

3. In Chapter V, "Auditions," what happens when Melissa (George) throws her fork down?
(a) She breaks a plate.
(b) Her mother calmly asks her to settle down.
(c) Her mother grounds her.
(d) It bounces and hits Scott.

4. In Chapter V, "Auditions," which are the two characters that all students read for their auditions?
(a) Charlotte and Wilbur.
(b) Charlotte and Templeton.
(c) Charlotte and Fern.
(d) Charlotte and Fern's father.

5. In Chapter V, "Auditions," what is distinctive about the index cards that Ms. Udell distributes to her students?
(a) They are colored pink for girls and blue for boys.
(b) Some are much larger than others.
(c) They are shaped like pigs.
(d) They are stained with coffee.

Short Answer Questions

1. In the beginning of Chapter III, ("Acting Is Just Pretend"), how does Melissa (George) get to Kelly's house?

2. In Chapter IX, "Dinner at Arnie's," why does Scott think that their mother must be upset?

3. In Chapter V, "Auditions," Who supervises Ms. Udell's class while the auditions are taking place?

4. In Chapter IX, "Dinner at Arnie's," what is Scott's first guess about what Melissa told their mother?

5. On page 90 of Chapter VI, "Taken," Melissa (George) stands still, and "The hairs on her arms stood straight up, and the back of her neck tingled." What emotion is Gino depicting, here?

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