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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 16 - 20 (Pages 97 - 130).
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Which character is described by the narrator as a "quiet, distinguished-looking man about sixty who has real style...[he] can talk with you and make you feel instantly at home" (p. 30)?
(a) Mr. Shilling.
(b) Mr. Frazer.
(c) Mr. Bernstein.
(d) Rev. Fickett.
2. Why does Mary Nell Fickett tell Betsy Goodman that she is furious with Elizabeth Frazer?
(a) Because Mary Nell is no longer in charge of the situation.
(b) Because Elizabeth is better looking than Mary Nell.
(c) Because Elizabeth is smarter than Mary Nell.
(d) Because Elizabeth refuses to take charge of the situation.
3. By the end of the school year, when Betsy Goodman or Elizabeth Frazer asks Lisa Shilling a question, how does Lisa usually respond?
(a) By always answering yes.
(b) By repeating the question back at them.
(c) By ignoring them.
(d) By saying she doesn't know the answer.
4. Mr. Bernstein refuses to talk to Mr. Shilling about Lisa Shilling's mental condition because...
(a) He is afraid of the social ramifications.
(b) He doesn't think it's his place.
(c) He thinks Mr. Shilling will hit him.
(d) He doesn't think Lisa has a problem.
5. Which major character says "'No matter what you decide to do, I won't be able to help you very much'" (p. 48)?
(a) Lisa Shilling.
(b) Elizabeth Frazer.
(c) Betsy Goodman.
(d) Mary Nell Fickett.
Short Answer Questions
1. Lisa Shilling has her friends promise that they will do something if she becomes violent. What do they promise to do?
2. As the group therapy sessions continue, why does Mary Nell Fickett lose confidence?
3. Which major character has frequent visual and audible hallucinations?
4. After Lisa Shilling walks through a floor-to-ceiling window and is taken to the hospital, Mr. Goodman, Betsy Goodman, Mary Nell Fickett, and Elizabeth Frazer all attempt to convince Mrs. Shilling that Lisa's actions were a cry for help. How does Mrs. Shilling respond?
5. After spending a few hours researching various topics in psychology and mental illness, Betsy Goodman is confused and decides to...
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