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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. Part 1 ends soon after what holiday?

2. Where does Chris find a job in Part 4?

3. What Christmas carol lyric does Anonymous relate to in her Christmas Day entry in Part 4?

4. What do Chris and Anonymous dream of doing at the beginning of Part 4?

5. Part 4 ends right after what holiday?

Short Essay Questions

1. Briefly describe the evolution of Anonymous and Richie's relationship in Part 3.

2. Why does the narrator begin to have trouble sleeping in Part 3?

3. Describe the narrator's relationship with her mother at the beginning of the story.

4. What kind of people hang out at Chris and Anonymous's boutique, and why does this disturb them?

5. What does the narrator start to have visions of in Part 3, and why are these visions significant?

6. Why does the narrator's family have to move?

7. Why does Anonymous begin to regret sleeping with Bill?

8. Why does the main character want to lose her virginity to Roger?

9. How does the narrator feel about moving to a new place?

10. Why does the narrator stop spending time with Beth, and what does she do as a result?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

The narrator makes many friends over the course of her journey. Choose two of the characters with whom she forms a relationship, and compare and contrast their influence on her thoughts and actions.

Essay Topic 2

A foil in literature refers to a character that is very different from the main character of a story; the purpose of a foil is to contrast with the main character so that the traits of the main character are more obvious. Choose a character in Go Ask Alice that serves a foil to the narrator, and explain how they do so.

Essay Topic 3

In Part 2 of Go Ask Alice, the narrator compares herself to Alice from Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland series. Read a summary of Through the Looking Glass, then compare and contrast the narrator to Alice.

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