1. Maddy's advice to Laura about life is that there are lots of things in life that do not seem right at first. What does she say eventually happens?
(a) People move on to a new problem and cease caring about the previous thing that did not seem right.
(b) People start to trust that the universe has their best interests in mind.
(c) People seek out solutions and others help them see the reasons for every event in life.
(d) People settle into them after a while.

2. What action does Laura realize makes her nightmares seem less scary?
(a) Telling Donna about them.
(b) Writing about them.
(c) Drawing pictures of them.
(d) Telling her mom about them.

3. Why do Laura, Donna, and Maddy cover up the light emanating from the house into the fort?
(a) They think it will interfere with their sleep.
(b) They are worried that it will allow Laura's parents to spy on them in the night.
(c) They are telling scary stories and want it to be totally dark.
(d) They agree that it ruins the feeling of being out in the woods alone.

4. What happens to make Laura wonder whether the Log Lady had been telling the fortune of the wrong Laura Palmer when she had predicted happiness for her?
(a) Laura fails a Chemistry exam.
(b) Donna gets mad at Laura and refuses to speak to her.
(c) BOB visits her again.
(d) Laura's mother tells her she cannot attend the Homecoming Dance.

5. Why does Laura choose the name Troy for her pony?
(a) She names him Troy because her mom suggests it.
(b) She names him Troy because he is a surprise, just like the Trojan horse in the Helen of Troy myth.
(c) She names him Troy after the pony in Mrs. Larkin's photo book.
(d) She names him Troy after her cousin Troy.