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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through October 3, 1986-December 16, 1987.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What is distinctive about the sky the night that Leo, Laura, and Bobby go to the drug dealer's house, causing both Laura and Leo to worry that it is a bad omen?
(a) There are no visible stars.
(b) There is no moon.
(c) There is a red glow to it.
(d) The clouds resemble menacing animals.
2. When Laura masturbates on her fourteenth birthday and BOB does not appear, Laura says she has won. What has she won?
(a) She has misbehaved without getting caught.
(b) She has made it to her fourteenth birthday alive.
(c) She has taken control of her own sexuality.
(d) She has learned how to have pleasure without BOB's presence.
3. How old are the Canadian males with whom 13-year-old Laura and Donna bathe in the forest stream?
(a) 22.
(b) 18.
(c) 15.
(d) 20.
4. What song do Laura, Donna, and Maddy try to sing in the fort while their mouths are full of candy?
(a) Row Row Row Your Boat.
(b) Twinkle Twinkle Little Star.
(c) You Are My Sunshine.
(d) Waltzing Matilda.
5. 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?
(a) To tell her mom what has been happening to her.
(b) To defend herself.
(c) To hurt herself first.
(d) To run at the first sign of trouble.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where is Laura's favorite hiding place for secret items she does not want her parents to see?
2. What lie does Bobby tell Laura's parents when he calls her house on the night they go with Leo to the drug dealer's house?
3. Who does Laura say is the only girl besides Donna whom she has seen naked?
4. After the biting dream, Laura promises that she will be good and do everything she is supposed to do, just like what other character?
5. What is NOT one thing Laura says reminds her of cocaine?
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