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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter VII, Senior Year - Fall 1997.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What amazes a student about the bathrooms at the Century City Marriott?
(a) There is an attendant in the bathroom.
(b) There is a bathroom for whites and one for other races.
(c) The bathrooms have real towels, no trash on the floor, and no stall doors missing.
(d) You have to pay a quarter to use the bathroom.

2. When the students are speaking at an elementary school, what icebreaker question brings nearly everyone forward?
(a) "Who only has one parent?"
(b) "Has anyone seen someone get shot before?"
(c) "Who has had a family member murdered?"
(d) "Who has heard of Anne Frank?"

3. After reading Romeo and Juliet, why does a student realize she is not as in love with her boyfriend as she thinks she is?
(a) Because she sees things in him she does not like.
(b) Because she can never stab herself over a guy.
(c) Because she is becoming interested in another guy.
(d) Because she does not want to see him as often.

4. Why can't a student go to a movie with her best friend?
(a) Because the friend is white.
(b) They don't have any money.
(c) The movie is rated R.
(d) They can't go without an adult chaperone.

5. Why does a student's mother usually get twice as many presents on Christmas Eve as everyone else?
(a) Because she has so many children.
(b) She doesn't get many present as a child and her parents are trying to make up for it.
(c) Because her husband is sorry for the years he isn't there for the family.
(d) Christmas Eve is her birthday.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does a student want to tell a prisoner in West Virginia?

2. What is the perfect Cinderella story for one student?

3. What book relates to the life of a student who lives in an interment camp?

4. What Christmas song is twisted during a sorority hazing?

5. Why is Tommy's father surprised when Gruwell calls him?

(see the answer key)

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