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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does John Ellis tell the priest about Enid?

2. What occupation did Enid think was attractive when she was thirteen?

3. What color dress did Rebecca loan Enid to lose her virginity?

4. What does Bob Skeetes offer Enid at her garage sale?

5. At Angels, what are the Satanists carrying the night Enid notices them for the first time?

Short Essay Questions

1. What did Enid think about while having sex with Alan Weinstein?

2. Why does Rebecca joke that Enid wants to have a sexual relationship with John Ellis?

3. Why does Enid make fun of the type of girls who read fashion magazines?

4. Why does Enid share the story of Rebecca's virginity with others?

5. Why do boys fail to ask Enid or Rebecca out?

6. How does Enid feel about the prospect of spending time with Bob Skeetes?

7. Why is Josh embarrassed to be inside the sex shop with Enid?

8. Enid believed Alan Weinstein was into the hippie culture due to what?

9. At Angels, Enid makes up stories about the Satanist couple. Who else does this and what does Enid think of him?

10. Why is Enid relieved to find "Goofie Gus" has not been stolen?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Write an essay supporting or refuting the following statement, citing examples from the text: Enid is in love with Rebecca, on more than a friendship level.

Essay Topic 2

Enid has several odd relationship with men throughout "Ghost World". Examine the relationship between Enid and one of the following characters, using examples from the text.

1) Enid and Josh.

2) Enid and Bob Skeetes.

3) Enid and her father.

Essay Topic 3

In Chapter Three, Enid complains that guys never ask her or Rebecca out. Write an essay examining the reasons Enid and Rebecca may not be attracting these invitations, citing examples from the text.

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