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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. What recommendation does the Seek-Her give Freddy?
(a) End the friendship with Doodle.
(b) Hold more tightly to Laura.
(c) Date Doodle.
(d) Break up with Laura.

2. Which of the following does the Seek-her wear as a ring?
(a) Wolf.
(b) Boar.
(c) Snake.
(d) Eagle.

3. Which of the following classes do Freddy and Doodle have together?
(a) Biology.
(b) Physics.
(c) Chemistry.
(d) Math.

4. What does Doodle posit inhabits the stuffed animals she and Freddy buy at the thrift shop?
(a) Lice.
(b) Vomit.
(c) Feces.
(d) Fleas.

5. Who awaits Freddy when she gets home from her consultation with the Seek-Her?
(a) Buddy.
(b) Doodle.
(c) Erv.
(d) Laura.

Short Answer Questions

1. Which of the following adjectives does Laura apply to the doll-armed teddy bear in Freddy’s room?

2. To which of the following does Freddy compare herself?

3. What shape are Buddy’s earrings as he is rebuked by a teacher?

4. What appears on the shirt of the girl advocating for IUDs?

5. Which of the following are the first words spoken in the graphic novel?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Freddy note is the second-hardest part of going through Laura breaking up with her?

2. What features on Freddy’s shower curtain?

3. What boast does Dan make to Erv at the bowling alley?

4. How does Freddy describe Laura to the Seek-Her?

5. How does the Seek-Her first appear to Freddy?

6. How does the Seek-Her prompt Freddy to answer her question about meeting Laura?

7. What are the circumstances Doodle relates about her first kiss?

8. What is Buddy’s response to Freddy’s text after his rebuke by a teacher?

9. How does Freddy describe the extent of her knowledge in her second email to Anna Vice (103)?

10. What joke inheres in the number of the room where Freddy finds Laura kissing another girl at the Valentine’s Day dance?

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