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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. After kissing Josh, what does Enid find on her bed at home?
(a) A note from Rebecca.
(b) A box of old records.
(c) Her old stuffed animals.
(d) A new puppy.

2. After taking the test, how long will it take Enid to know if she got into Strathmore?
(a) 1 month.
(b) 1 week.
(c) She will know right away.
(d) 3 months.

3. Whose apartment do Enid and Rebecca visit after going to the record store?
(a) Enid's stepmother's.
(b) Josh's.
(c) Melorra's.
(d) Bob Skeetes'.

4. What are desserts called at Hubba Hubba?
(a) Sweet-Stuff.
(b) Waist-Shifters.
(c) Tasty Nibbles.
(d) Mind-Benders.

5. In Chapter Six, Rebecca is scared Enid will what?
(a) Leave her.
(b) Go to Strathmore.
(c) Get accepted at Strathmore.
(d) All of these.

Short Answer Questions

1. When Enid shows up at Josh's apartment alone for the first time, he offers her a what?

2. Who does Enid hide from on the way home from the record store?

3. Rebecca accuses Enid of lying about what?

4. How do Enid and Rebecca get to Hubba Hubba?

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

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Enid love Hubba Hubba?

2. After Enid's fight with Rebecca, Enid's father does what to try and cheer Enid?

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

4. How does Rebecca respond when she learns that Enid wants to go to college?

5. Why is Enid ambivalent on politics?

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

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

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

9. Why did Enid give the nickname "Norman" to the man always waiting at the bus stop?

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

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