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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Section 1: Chapter I ("Secrets") and Chapter II ("Charlotte Dies").
Multiple Choice Questions
1. In the Chapter I, "Secrets," description of Scott, what purpose do details like the hole in his jeans and his months without a haircut serve?
(a) These details show that Scott is comfortable with male gender norms.
(b) These details show that Melissa (George) is judgmental about her brother's appearance.
(c) These details show that Scott is often dirty and sloppy.
(d) These details show that Melissa (George) does not really like her brother.
2. After Scott leaves, where does Melissa hide the blue bag?
(a) In a bathroom cupboard.
(b) In her closet.
(c) In the basement.
(d) In Scott's room.
3. Which of Melissa's (George's) classmates used to be her friend but is now one of the bullies?
(a) Kelly.
(b) Jeff.
(c) Avery.
(d) Rick.
4. When Melissa is crying and readers are told that one of her teardrops "spread into a spiderweb on the page," (12), what technique is being used?
(a) Hyperbole.
(b) Onomatopoeia.
(c) Allusion.
(d) Metaphor.
5. Where did Melissa (George) get her copy of Girls' Life?
(a) She stole it from the news stand near where her mother works.
(b) Kelly gave it to her because she felt sorry for Melissa.
(c) Scott's girlfriend gave it to her because she was done with it.
(d) She found it in a recycling bin at the library.
Short Answer Questions
1. In Chapter II, "Charlotte Dies," what does the teacher tell Jeff and Rick?
2. On page 5, the narrator tells us that when the bathroom door rattles, "It was as if Scott were rattling George's heart inside her rib cage." This is an example of which technique?
3. What does Melissa's (George's) teacher say in Chapter II, "Charlotte Dies," that makes Melissa cry even harder?
4. Who are Mr. Zuckerman and Mr. Arable?
5. What phrase do the girls always use to say good-bye?
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