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

2. How does the Object act towards Callie the morning after the hunting lodge visit?
(a) She is eager to hear details about Callie's night with Jerome.
(b) She does not talk to Callie.
(c) She is angry at Callie for having sex with her brother.
(d) She is eager to tell Callie about her feelings for Rex.

3. What does Callie do to try to get to know the Obscure Object better?
(a) Callie writes a note to the Object asking her to come over to Middlesex to have dinner.
(b) Callie begins smoking because she knows that the Object is also a smoker.
(c) Callie agrees to help the girl learn her lines for their class play.
(d) Callie joins the Drama Club so that she can be in the play with the Object.

4. Why does Dr. Luce show Callie a pornographic movie?
(a) To show her an example of hermaphroditism.
(b) To see if it will embarrass or excite her.
(c) To relax her.
(d) To try to determine her sexual orientation.

5. What is Lefty's actual motivation for going into town?
(a) To shop for groceries at the market.
(b) To visit a local bar and brothel.
(c) To sell the silk cocoons at market.
(d) To court a woman he hopes to marry.