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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. When Enid calls Bob Skeetes for the second time, why is she unable to leave a message?
(a) Bob Skeete answers the phone.
(b) She becomes shy.
(c) She is laughing too hard.
(d) His phone is disconnected.

2. In Chapter Six, what significant event surrounds the bus stop?
(a) It catches on fire.
(b) All of these.
(c) An accident.
(d) Buses use it again.

3. When Enid's father tries to talk to her about being upset, she blames what as the cause?
(a) College.
(b) Hormones.
(c) Rebecca.
(d) Boys.

4. What crime did Tom, the ex-priest, commit?
(a) Drug trafficking.
(b) Robbery.
(c) Assault.
(d) Molestation.

5. Josh thought "Bearded Windbreaker" said what to them?
(a) "You'll pay for this."
(b) "Just my luck."
(c) "Very funny."
(d) "How embarrassing."

Short Answer Questions

1. What does a little old man buy for his wife that Enid thinks is "so cute"?

2. Rebecca thought Enid was what, as a child?

3. What type of car does Enid buy?

4. Who shows up late at night at Josh's apartment in the first part of Chapter Eight, Part One?

5. Rebecca accuses Enid of lying about what?

Short Essay Questions

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

2. Why are Enid and Rebecca horrified when Melorra suggests they should hang out with her?

3. Why does Enid try to track down a childhood record?

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

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

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

7. Why is Enid ambivalent on politics?

8. John Ellis makes fun of Enid about what?

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

10. Why does Enid assume "Norman" is crazy?

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