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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. What reason does Laura give for being attracted to Ronnette?
(a) Her eyes appear sad, but cold.
(b) She is outspoken and does not care what others think.
(c) She has long, thick brown hair.
(d) She speaks infrequently.

2. On August 6, 1986, Laura reports that she no longer sleeps at all. What is her reason?
(a) She wants to be ready when BOB comes to her window.
(b) She does not want her mom to find her diary.
(c) She thinks that bad things only happen in the dark.
(d) She wants to be ready in case her boyfriend comes to her window.

3. What is the last thing that the man Bobby shot says to Bobby within Laura's dream?
(a) "Say hello to your mother for me" (117).
(b) "You watch that girlfriend of yours. Someone down here is saving her a seat" (117).
(c) "Death to you and yours" (117).
(d) "Beware of Bob" (117).

4. What does the Log Lady tell Laura about owls?
(a) That they are dangerous.
(b) That they are wise.
(c) That they can tell the future.
(d) That they are sometimes big.

5. What is the address that Laura sees in her mind that compels her to go find its location?
(a) 1313 North Garden Street.
(b) 1400 River Road.
(c) 1327 Ellis Street.
(d) 1600 Pacific Avenue.

Short Answer Questions

1. What simile does Laura use to describe her claim that too many lies have entered her?

2. How old are the Canadian males with whom 13-year-old Laura and Donna bathe in the forest stream?

3. When Bobby tells Laura that he loves her after their first sexual experience together, how does Laura respond?

4. Laura writes to BOB that she would admit he has won if he would do just one thing. What is that one thing?

5. 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?

(see the answer key)

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