1. The scene in Chapter III, ("Acting Is Just Pretend"), where Melissa (George) takes a bath is probably included to show what?
(a) How much more clean she is than Scott.
(b) That her mother controls her like a much younger child.
(c) How uncomfortable she is with her body.
(d) That Melissa feels dirty after being at Kelly's house.

2. In Chapter III, ("Acting Is Just Pretend"), what does Kelly say was once true about the theater?
(a) Women were not allowed in the audience.
(b) All roles, male and female, were played by men.
(c) Sometimes whole productions were done where all of the men played women and all of the women played men.
(d) It was illegal for a person to act as a different gender.

3. 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?
(a) Terror.
(b) Excitement.
(c) Joy.
(d) Sorrow.

4. In Chapter VI, "Taken," there is a scene that reminds readers of what earlier scene?
(a) Melissa arriving home from school and trying to open the door in Chapter I, "Secrets."
(b) Melissa's mother preparing chocolate milk for her in Chapter III, "Acting Is Just Pretend."
(c) Kelly taking pictures in Chapter III, "Acting Is Just Pretend."
(d) Scott teaching Melissa about Kelly being her girlfriend in Chapter V, "Auditions."

5. Which is the best description of Melissa's (George's) school?
(a) Overcrowded.
(b) Chaotic.
(c) Relaxed.
(d) Orderly.