1. What is significant about Callie's and Clementine's soak in the Middlesex hot tub?
(a) Callie discovers she is sexually attracted to girls.
(b) Callie injures Clementine.
(c) Lefty spies on the girls while they are in the hot tub.
(d) The girls discover their interest in water ballet.

2. How do Callie and the Object react to Jerome's vampire movie shoot in the woods?
(a) They laugh hysterically while watching it from behind a tree.
(b) They are eager to be a part of it and ask Jerome for parts in the movie.
(c) They volunteer to hold the camera for Jerome.
(d) They are jealous that Jerome did not ask them to be a part of it.

3. Why does the narrator say that the riots were "the best thing that ever happened to us"?
(a) Because Lefty had three insurance policies on the Zebra Room, the family was paid a large sum of money when the business burned down.
(b) The riots made the Stephanides family develop a strong sense of pride in their Greek heritage.
(c) Fear of having their home and business destroyed during the riots brought the Stephanides family closer together.
(d) Because the Zebra Room was a failing business, it was a relief to the family to not have to worry about profits any more.

4. Which of the following changes in Callie is not typical for a girl to go through during puberty?
(a) Growing public hair.
(b) Growing armpit hair.
(c) Breast development.
(d) Lowering of the voice.

5. Why does Callie hide in the basement bathroom at Baker-Inglis?
(a) She wants to catch up on her English class reading.
(b) She feels safe and comfortable in this seldom used space.
(c) She wants to read the gossip about the other girls written on the bathroom walls.
(d) She likes to look at the crocuses growing outside the window in the bathroom.