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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How does one version of the story portray Deanna?
(a) Controlling.
(b) Sex-crazed.
(c) Frigid.
(d) Timid.

2. How many versions of the story of how Deanna and Tommy get together are there?
(a) 2.
(b) A different one for each person that tells the story.
(c) 1.
(d) 3.

3. To what does Deanna's mother invite her/
(a) A luncheon.
(b) A special breakfast.
(c) A mother/daughter shopping spree.
(d) A church social.

4. Why is Darren surprised when Deanna arrives home?
(a) That Stacy neglected to pick up Deanna.
(b) That Stacy is not with Deanna.
(c) That Deanna has dyed her hair also.
(d) That Deanna is crying.

5. Who is described as overweight but friendly?
(a) The owner of Picasso's.
(b) Lee's brother.
(c) Deanna's cousin.
(d) The clerk at the coffee shop.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Deanna supposedly threaten to do if Tommy does not spend time with her?

2. What happens between Darren and his dad that morning?

3. What is one thing Deanna says her brother and father have in common?

4. What grade is Deanna in when she is writing about the incident in the car?

5. What does Deanna talk Stacy into doing?

Short Essay Questions

1. What happens with Deanna when she is thirteen?

2. What does Stacy suggest when she picks up Deanna at work?

3. What happens when Deanna goes to a pizza parlor to drop off a resume?

4. What does Deanna start ascribing to the surfer girl?

5. How do Stacy and Jason react to Deanna's dream of moving out of home with Stacy and Darren?

6. What happens to Deanna on the last day of school three years after the incident with Tommy?

7. How does Deanna respond to Lee's dilemma?

8. Describe the incident when Deanna was thirteen and she felt drawn to Tommy.

9. What does Deanna's mother want to do on Sunday morning?

10. How does Deanna's surfer girl stories become journal entries?

(see the answer keys)

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