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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 is the name of the young, handicapped boy in Rocio's class?
(a) Danny.
(b) Gary.
(c) Arlin.
(d) Cecil.
2. Which of the following causes Rocio to return to her job after it ends?
(a) She had forgotten her address book in her locker there.
(b) Her failure to sign an income-related form.
(c) A desire to to eat a brownie fudge sundae.
(d) A car accident.
3. Which of the following positions best describes the job that Rocio accepts?
(a) Food worker.
(b) Banana split specialist.
(c) Church office assistant.
(d) Library assistant.
4. What does Mr. Smith for a living?
(a) He is a plumber.
(b) He is a dietitian.
(c) He is a TV repairman.
(d) He is a surveyor.
5. Which of the following ailments has afflicted Nita Wembley?
(a) Glaucoma.
(b) Breast cancer.
(c) High blood pressure.
(d) Arthritis.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who played an imaginary piano and returned to a child-like state?
2. Which of the following states is Rocio's destination every summer?
3. What is it that Diana does not have the ability to do well?
4. Which of the following procedures does Rocio learn to do in conjunction with her job?
5. Which of the following is Rocio's boyfriend?
Short Essay Questions
1. According to the narrative in the Shooting Stars section of the book, what activities does Eloisa engage in that shatter Rocio's illusory image of her?
2. 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?
3. 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?
4. According to the Shooting Stars section of the book, is there a single factor that contributes toward Rocio being able to gain a positive outlook on herself, her worthiness, and an apparent realization that she will not need to adjust her life to be like that of Eloisa's, Diana's, Josie's, or Barbara's in order to attain happiness?
5. Based on the narrative in the Shooting Stars section of the book, what mental and emotional exercises that she experiences through her association with Eloisa does Rocio repeat with Diana?
6. According to the narrative in The Last of the Menu Girls section of the book, how does Rocio, while working at the hospital, witness a two-part act of discrimination hurled at an illegal Mexican by a pair of "legal" Hispanics?
7. Based on the text in The Last of the Menu Girls section of the book, what is an accurate description of Rocio's outlook toward her job?
8. 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?
9. 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?
10. Based on the text in The Last of the Menu Girls section of the book, what were some of the factors that contributed to Rocio's decision not to pursue a career in the medical field?
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