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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. The two old ladies at Angels remind Enid and Rebecca of whom?
(a) The girls at high school.
(b) Themselves in twenty years.
(c) Their mothers.
(d) Cheech and Chong.

2. John believes the Jewish population is what?
(a) Wealthy.
(b) Corrupt.
(c) Angry.
(d) Intelligent.

3. What are Rebecca and Enid looking at in the beginning of Chapter Seven?
(a) Enid's attack.
(b) Old photos.
(c) The Internet.
(d) The neighborhood boy.

4. While at Angels, Enid and Rebecca complain that they never see whom anymore?
(a) Josh.
(b) The Satanists.
(c) Oomie.
(d) Melorra.

5. Rebecca and Enid want to set Josh up with whom?
(a) His ex-girlfriend.
(b) Melorra.
(c) Rebecca.
(d) Enid.

Short Answer Questions

1. What are desserts called at Hubba Hubba?

2. What does Enid call the man who always sits on the bus bench?

3. What message is written on the garage in graffiti?

4. When they were kids, how did Rebecca and Enid feel about one another?

5. Enid and Rebecca briefly stopped going to Angels due to whose presence?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why do Rebecca and Enid go to Josh's apartment to watch the talk show John Ellis is on?

2. What unusual family dynamic did Enid grow up with and how did it affect her?

3. When Enid's father tries to offer comfort when she is crying, how does Enid respond?

4. Once Enid takes the college entry test, what are the next steps in the college entry process?

5. Why do Enid and Rebecca leave a message for "Bearded Windbreaker"?

6. Why is it ironic that Rebecca worries about "some creep" falling in love with her?

7. When Enid goes to Josh's apartment alone, what happens?

8. What do Rebecca and Enid make fun of, once they are at Hubba Hubba?

9. Why is John Ellis going on a talk show?

10. Why does Rebecca begin to get upset when Enid starts incorporating vocabulary words into her speech patterns?

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