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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 VI, "Taken," who ends up getting the role of Charlotte?
(a) Kelly.
(b) Janelle.
(c) Maddy.
(d) Emma.

2. In Chapter IX, "Dinner at Arnie's," what is Scott's first guess about what Melissa told their mother?
(a) That she has a crush on Kelly.
(b) That she has been having a hard time at school.
(c) That she is gay.
(d) That she is transgender.

3. In Chapter IX, "Dinner at Arnie's," what worry does Melissa's mother share?
(a) Being transgender is against their religion.
(b) Melissa's father will never accept her.
(c) Starting fights is a symptom that shows how much Melissa is hurting.
(d) There are a lot of bullies in the world.

4. On page 162 of Chapter X, "Transformations," what does Principal Maldonado whisper to Melissa?
(a) "I'm sorry we didn't understand you."
(b) "My door is always open."
(c) "You're in trouble."
(d) "You will be famous some day."

5. In Chapter II, "Charlotte Dies," what silly name does Kelly give herself?
(a) Zoot.
(b) Templeton.
(c) Kelly the Fabulous Fourth Grader.
(d) Kelly the All-Wonderful and All-Knowing.

Short Answer Questions

1. 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?

2. In Chapter V, "Auditions," which spot does Melissa (George) get in the auditions?

3. In Chapter IV, "Anticipation," what is Ms. Udell's response to Melissa's (George's) choice to not share her journal entry with the class?

4. In Chapter X, "Transformations," what does Melissa's mother do before Melissa goes backstage?

5. The scene in Chapter III, ("Acting Is Just Pretend"), where Melissa (George) takes a bath is probably included to show what?

(see the answer key)

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