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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. Who suggests that Davey begin seeing a psychiatrist?
(a) Bitsy.
(b) Jane.
(c) Gwen.
(d) Walter.

2. How does Walter feel about Davey's report card?
(a) She tried her best.
(b) She did exceptionally well for her circumstances.
(c) She failed miserably.
(d) She could have done better.

3. What does Davey do with the candle representing her father?
(a) Takes it to the canyon.
(b) Burns it.
(c) Puts it in the trunk.
(d) Keeps it in a bag.

4. At the end of her first session with the psychiatrist, how does Davey feel about her?
(a) She feels 100% better.
(b) She doesn't trust her yet.
(c) She thinks the woman is too much like Walter and Bitsy.
(d) She will never go back.

5. What does Davey take to the canyon in Chapter 38?
(a) The wax from a candle.
(b) A photo album.
(c) The tiger eye stone.
(d) Letters to Wolf.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Davey enjoy the sound of in Chapter 40?

2. What does Davey hope that Hugh and Leyana will see in her at the end of the book?

3. Who tries out for the play with Davey?

4. What is the name of the restaurant that Gwen takes Davey to?

5. What does Jason give Davey for her birthday?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is one example of how death has made Davey afraid of everything?

2. How does the reader know that Jane's drinking has become a problem?

3. What is a theme in Chapter 39?

4. What prompts Davey to finally lash out at Walter, Bitsy, and Gwen?

5. What message about alcoholism does Judy Blume send to the reader?

6. What reaction does Davey have toward her birthday gifts?

7. Why does Gwen claim to have been avoiding talking to Davey?

8. What is Jason's reaction to moving back to Atlantic City?

9. What does Davey write to Wolf even though she can't send letters to him?

10. Why don't Walter and Bitsy want Davey to learn to drive?

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