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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part IV (Pages 199 - 260).

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Suzy remember her lab partner doing some time ago in school that made him look goofy?
(a) Rubbing butter all over his belly and trying to slide down the hallway.
(b) Covering himself entirely in glue.
(c) Flipping his eyelids inside out.
(d) Stapling his finger to the bulletin board by accident.

2. How does Suzy describe what she feels on the last day of sixth grade in the chapter titled Look at Me?
(a) She says she feels nothing at all.
(b) She says she feels angry.
(c) She says she feels terribly sad.
(d) She says she feels suspicious.

3. What does "Dr. Legs" tell Suzy's parents at the end of their fourth session together?
(a) That the school counselor needs to get involved with Suzy's situation.
(b) That she thinks she and Suzy made major headway that day.
(c) That she can no longer see Suzy any longer because she does not feel she can help her.
(d) That she is moving away, so Suzy will have to find another therapist.

4. In the chapter titled Look at Me, who accompanies Suzy to the office?
(a) Mr. Andrews.
(b) Mrs. Hall.
(c) Mrs. Turton.
(d) Mr. Smith.

5. What does Suzy notice about her mother's appearance in the beginning of the chapter Things Are Closer Than They Appear?
(a) She is wearing two different earrings.
(b) She is wearing ripped jeans.
(c) She is wearing two different shoes.
(d) She is wearing a torn shirt.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Dylan throw into a tree that greatly disturbs Suzy in the chapter titled How to Lose a Friend?

2. What word does Franny start using all the time in the chapter titled How to Drift Apart?

3. Where does Suzy's not-talking begin?

4. In the chapter titled Look at Me, what does Franny do when she discovers the state of her locker?

5. In the chapter titled Mote of Dust, why does Mrs. Turton stop Suzy before she leaves class?

(see the answer key)

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