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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. In Chapter 12, what happens to Elizabeth Mock's car?
2. What name does Mock ask her family to start calling her at age 15?
3. What does Rick do to Mock's mother in Chapter 11?
4. Who is Elizabeth Mock's greatest champion and ally?
5. How does the man Mock dates briefly in Chapter 11 react when she tells him she is trans?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Mock's father reply to her letter in Chapter 13?
2. What does Mock say in her letter to her father in Chapter 13?
3. What medical intervention does Wendi introduce Mock to in Chapter 8?
4. What is Mock's most prized possession in Chapter 9, the one that makes her feel most feminine?
5. How does Mock feel when Wendi drops out of school by the end of their junior year?
6. What problem does Mock almost immediately have with Rick after he moves in in Chapter 9?
7. In Chapter 12, who is the person Mock realizes helps keep her mother Elizabeth afloat, and in what ways?
8. Why is Mock impressed with Wendi?
9. What does the Chrysalis group at Farrington High School help Mock with in Chapter 13?
10. Who does Mock meet in Chapter 13 that spurs her to start researching and saving for her gender reassignment surgery?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
How would you characterize Mock's relationship with her father at the time of her writing Redefining Realness? Has she made peace with some of his irresponsible behavior and the hardships he put the family through? Write an essay explaining your argument.
Essay Topic 2
How does Mock's affinity for pop culture in the form of music, movies, television, and magazines inform her sense of what girls and women are supposed to look and behave like? Why do you think Janet loves these aspects of pop culture so much? Write an essay explaining your answer.
Essay Topic 3
Write an essay detailing how and why Mock's connection and relationship with Aaron seems different to her than any previous relationship she has ever been in.
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