2. What is the purpose of taunting other players during a basketball game?
(a) Tradition.
(b) To make them mad.
(c) To distract them.
(d) Players are mean.

3. At the frat party, who asks Charlotte to dance?
(a) Adam.
(b) Jojo.
(c) Vance.
(d) Hoyt.

4. What time does the dining hall stop serving breakfast?
(a) 10:30 a.m.
(b) 9 a.m.
(c) 10 a.m.
(d) 8:30 a.m.

5. How far away is Dupont College from Charlotte's home?
(a) 10 hours.
(b) 3 hours.
(c) 5 hours.
(d) 1 hour.

6. What band do the characters in the beginning of the Prologue go to see?
(a) Stix.
(b) Swarm.
(c) Sting.
(d) Stones.

7. In Chapter 6, why is Charlotte shocked when Beverly is on the cell phone?
(a) Because she has a cell phone.
(b) Because she did not say hi.
(c) Because of her bad language.
(d) Because it is 2 a.m. in the morning.

8. In Chapter 13, where does the drunken Beverly insist Charlotte take her?
(a) Saint Ray.
(b) The hospital.
(c) Lapham.
(d) To her boyfriend's house.

9. In Chapter 13, who invites Charlotte to a tailgate party?
(a) Harrison.
(b) Vance.
(c) Jojo.
(d) Hoyt.

10. In the beginning of Chapter 13, what does Charlotte wake up to?
(a) Beverly crawling on the floor.
(b) Her roommate and a boy in the room.
(c) A bloody nose.
(d) The girls in the hall fighting.

11. What does Charlotte admit the point of going to the bar is?
(a) To find boyfriends.
(b) To dance.
(c) To get away.
(d) To drink.

12. In Chapter 13, why does Jojo confront Adam about the paper?
(a) The paper is not proofread.
(b) Adam uses too many big words.
(c) The paper is perfect.
(d) The paper is incomplete.

13. How does Charlotte feel about Beverly after seeing her walking back to the dorm the next morning?
(a) She feels nothing.
(b) She feels sympathy.
(c) She feels happy.
(d) She feels envy.

14. What does Charlotte want to feel toward Adam?
(a) Love.
(b) Pity.
(c) Hate.
(d) Friendship.

15. In Chapter 14, after the run-in with another group of students, what does Charlotte feel she should do?
(a) Put her arm around Adam.
(b) Stand up for herself.
(c) Ignore the others.
(d) Leave with the other group.