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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. What does Samantha tell her therapist in Part I?
(a) She thinks she might be transgender.
(b) She thinks she wants to be homeschooled.
(c) She thinks she is too popular at school.
(d) She thinks she may be experiencing depression.

2. What does Sasha tell her parents they think they are in terms of gender in Part I?
(a) Gender fluid.
(b) Genderqueer.
(c) Transgender.
(d) Cisgender.

3. Which of the following did Sasha ask for for their sixteenth birthday?
(a) A tree.
(b) A skirt.
(c) A soviet flag.
(d) A new computer.

4. What is Sasha's middle name?
(a) Raymond.
(b) John.
(c) Alexander.
(d) Karl.

5. How long does Sasha's bus ride to and from school take?
(a) About 20 minutes.
(b) About 45 minutes.
(c) About an hour.
(d) About 30 minutes.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Karl rearrange his classroom after speaking with Sasha in Part I?

2. Who does Sasha bond with on the school camping trip?

3. Where does Sasha like to sit on the bus?

4. What does Lil' Jerry insist on Kaprice doing?

5. What year was Karl the victim of a homophobic attack?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Sasha deal with their bathroom problem at school?

2. Why does Cherie get upset when talking about her high school friends?

3. What surprises Kaprice about Richard's request to join her program?

4. What happens to Richard in Part II after he leaves juvenile detention that shakes him up and scares him?

5. Why does Richard spend a year in a juvenile detention center in Part II?

6. What was the main point of the Index Card Game?

7. How does Skeet's death affect Richard?

8. What was Sasha interested in even as a toddler and then well into their teenage life, according to their parents?

9. What do multiple people say Richard is really good at?

10. Why does Kaprice gently refuse to let Richard call her mom?

(see the answer keys)

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