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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters Eighteen through Twenty-six.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Chapter Seventeen begins with which of the following?
(a) “What the hell?”
(b) Many hands tugged at Sierra’s clothes.
(c) Later that night, Sierra stood frozen at the foot of Lázaro’s bed.
(d) “Okay,” Robbie said.

2. With which of the following does Chapter Twenty-five begin?
(a) On a normal night at El Mar, a few chubby couples would swing around the dance floor.
(b) Fifteen minutes later, Sierra and Bennie strolled back around the corner.
(c) CULEBRA was scrawled in ridiculously large and colorful letters across the tinted windows of El Mar.
(d) The B52 bus was taking forever.

3. With which of the following does Chapter Eleven begin?
(a) Sweat rolled down the back of Sierra’s neck and stained the armpits of her gray T-shirt.
(b) Bennie’s corner of Brooklyn looked different every time Sierra passed through it.
(c) The next morning, Sierra crept into Lázaro’s room.
(d) Club Kalfour turned out to be a discreet little operation.

4. Along which of the following avenues does Juan conduct Sierra after she flees from Club Kalfour?
(a) Throop.
(b) Marcy.
(c) Ocean.
(d) Bedford.

5. With which of the following does Chapter Thirteen begin?
(a) Sierra had to peel her eyes away from the swirl of living paint.
(b) Bennie’s corner of Brooklyn looked different every time Sierra passed through it.
(c) Club Kalfour turned out to be a discreet little operation.
(d) “Run, Sierra!”

Short Answer Questions

1. Which of the following types of shrub is noted as present at the first party of the summer?

2. Which of the following is the first to be named in the dedication?

3. About which of the following does Sierra confide her doubts to Bennie?

4. Which of the following people does Sierra note depicted in her grandfather’s photographs?

5. With which of the following does Chapter Twenty-six begin?

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