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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through December 21, 1987-April 10, 1988.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. On Christmas Eve of 1987, when Laura is on her way outside to escape her mom's constant playing of Christmas Carols, why does her dad stop her?
(a) He tells her that he wants to dance with her.
(b) He tells her she has to stay home on Christmas.
(c) He tells her that dinner is ready.
(d) He tells her she will need a coat because it is snowing outside.
2. When Laura walks to Leo's house in order to get drugs, what is the reason he cannot come to the door?
(a) Because he is in the middle of a drug deal.
(b) Because he is in the shower.
(c) Because he is passed out on the couch.
(d) Because he is in his bedroom with a girl.
3. What do Bobby and Laura do to celebrate New Year's Eve?
(a) They take shots of tequila.
(b) They build a bonfire.
(c) They lie out under the stars with other couples.
(d) They watch the town fireworks display.
4. What does Laura do for her fourteenth birthday?
(a) She goes to the Book House for coffee.
(b) She goes to the woods by herself where she usually meets BOB.
(c) She and Donna go to the movies.
(d) She has a big party at her house.
5. What distinctive name does BOB always use when referring to Laura?
(a) Laura Palmer.
(b) Laura-Lie.
(c) Miss Palmer.
(d) Mrs. Palmer.
Short Answer Questions
1. To whom is Laura referring when she writes, "I think that the times that I have to go into the woods at night have poisoned me?" (55)
2. What tactic does Laura try in order to get rid of BOB?
3. When the man who had strangled Laura smiled, whose smile did his smile remind Laura of?
4. While planning how to avoid further nightmares like her biting dream, Laura vows not to let anyone hurt her anymore. Instead, she vows to do what?
5. When Laura masturbates on her fourteenth birthday and BOB does not appear, Laura says she has won. What has she won?
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