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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. What color cast did Crawford have after spring break in 1991?

2. If you added Stanford and MIT, how much of Crawford's class would matriculate at Ivy League schools?

3. In Chapter 9 when Crawford drove to get onions, how many towns over did she go to get them?

4. What was the name of the housekeeper at the Crawford grandparents' house?

5. How long before classes began did Crawford return to school in Chapter 6?

Short Essay Questions

1. What did Crawford think the rape crisis counselor she saw could not understand?

2. Why did Dr. Kerrow have to tell the police what Crawford related to her?

3. In the fall of 1990, when did Crawford return to school and why?

4. In Chapter 7, what changes did Crawford notice in Elise?

5. In Chapter 8, what did Crawford put in front of her dorm room door?

6. Why was Crawford not given help to sit the written exams for the Ferguson Scholarship?

7. What conclusion was drawn about the attack by school leaders in the third week of May in Chapter 9?

8. How did Crawford try to stay safe in Chapter 7?

9. In Chapter 7, who asked Crawford if anything happend with Rick Banner, and how did Crawford handle the question?

10. What did an investigation discover about Mr. Katzenbach, and what happened when a girl reported him?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

What a reader knows about events and characters is determined by the point of view in a book. What is the point of view in the book? How does the author change the point of view at times? How does the point of view influence what readers know about events and people?

Essay Topic 2

Why did Crawford feel shame and despair after the attack? How and why did her feelings lead to risky behaviors?

Essay Topic 3

Idioms are words that have a figurative, rather than a literal meaning. How does the Crawford use idioms in the book? Why are the idioms sometimes difficult to understand? Why do the idioms often require research to understand their meaning?

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