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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. Whose name does not come up in Rocio's mind in terms of trying to emulate?
(a) Diana.
(b) Mary Alice.
(c) Eloisa.
(d) Josie.
2. Which of the following is Rocio concerned about while at the gala event following the play?
(a) An intermittent stomach ache.
(b) A persistent toothache.
(c) Her hands turning blue every now and then.
(d) A piercing neck pain.
3. Where have Rocio and her co-worker crossed paths before?
(a) At the soda shoppe.
(b) At the church office.
(c) At school.
(d) At the library.
4. Who does Nita Wembley turn out to be?
(a) A cheerleader.
(b) A Justice of the Peace.
(c) The local beautician.
(d) The mother of a child whom Rocio knows.
5. What is the name of the illegal citizen whom Rocio meets during the course of her job?
(a) Marcela.
(b) Juan.
(c) Gustavo.
(d) Lupita.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is it that Diana does not have the ability to do well?
2. As an adolescent, what type of values does Rocio believe define a person?
3. What is the name of the sweet, young girl in Rocio's class?
4. Where does Rocio normally see Ginita?
5. Where does Rocio accept a job?
Short Essay Questions
1. Based on the narrative in The Last of the Menu Girls section of the book, what are some of the ways in which Rocio shows compassion as she performs her job at the hospital?
2. According to the narrative in the Space is a Solid section of the book, how can Nita Wembley be characterized?
3. Based on the narrative in The Last of the Menu Girls section of the book, does anything positive result from Rocio accepting the menu girl job at the hospital?
4. What clues are included in the narrative of the Space is a Solid section of the book, that indicate that Rocio may not really be interested in a long-term relationship with Loudon?
5. Based on the narrative in the Space is a Solid section of the book, what tasks associated with her costume room-related job does Rocio not like?
6. Based on the narrative in the Shooting Stars section of the book, what significant role if any, does age play in Rocio's interest in Josie?
7. Based on the narrative of the Shooting Stars section of the book, what may be contributing factors in leading Rocio to think that the only way for her to be able to attain happiness in her life is to adjust her life to be like that of either Eloisa, Diana, Josie, or Barbara?
8. According to the narrative in the Shooting Stars section of the book, aside from beauty and proximity in age, is there yet another contributing factor that inspires Rocio to want to be like Josie's best friend, Barbara?
9. According to the narrative in the Shooting Stars section of the book, is Rocio more impressed with Josie Marquez's wealth; or the beauty enhancements that she apparently applies to herself?
10. According to the text in The Last of the Menu Girls section of the book, what aspects of Rocio's job at the hospital may help her develop "good bedside manner" in case she changes her mind, and decides to pursue a career in medicine?
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