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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 trying "to hard to be clever, too hard to be quick, too hard at everything except at being himself" (pp. 28-29)?
(a) Mr. Bernstein..
(b) Mr. Shilling.
(c) Mr. Milne
(d) Dr. Donovan.
2. According to Elizabeth Frazer, Betsy Goodman has something that Elizabeth and Mary Nell Fickett don't have. What are the three traits that Elizabeth enumerates?
(a) Strength, dexterity, and constitution.
(b) Warmth, naturalness, and simplicity.
(c) Beauty, intelligence, and education.
(d) Health, wealth, and wisdom.
3. According to the narrator, who is "the gasp!!!!" (p. 23) of the school?
(a) Tracy Shilling.
(b) Ben Goodman.
(c) Jeremy Bernstein.
(d) Brian Morris.
4. According to the narrator, which major character seems to contribute the most meaningful comments during group therapy sessions?
(a) Betsy Goodman.
(b) Mary Nell Fickett.
(c) Elizabeth Frazer.
(d) Tracy Shilling.
5. Lisa sarcastically says she admires a particular books titled...
(a) Moby Dick by Melville.
(b) Principles of Abnormal Psychology by Maslow and Mittelmann.
(c) The Voyeur by Robbe-Grillet (translated by Howard).
(d) Lisa, Bright and Dark by Neufeld.
Short Answer Questions
1. Lisa Shilling's conversation with her parents opens the novel. What does Lisa tell her parents during this conversation?
2. What does Lisa Shilling hope to accomplish by walking deliberately through a floor-to-ceiling window?
3. Who emotionally begs Rev. Fickett and Mr. Milne to do more to convince Lisa Shilling's father that Lisa needs immediate mental health care?
4. After Lisa Shilling berates Mary Nell Fickett for quite some time, what does she do?
5. Which major character suggests that Elizabeth Frazer should join Lisa Shilling's impromptu group therapy sessions?
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