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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 action does Laura realize makes her nightmares seem less scary?
(a) Telling her mom about them.
(b) Writing about them.
(c) Drawing pictures of them.
(d) Telling Donna about them.
2. When Laura gets together with her first boyfriend who used to tease her when they were younger, who is it?
(a) Bobby.
(b) Johnny.
(c) Leo.
(d) Jacques.
3. When Laura reports that she and Donna have had several fights as of late, what does she state is the source of their arguments?
(a) Donna thinks that Laura is too promiscuous.
(b) Donna says that she does not like Laura's drug use.
(c) Donna wants Laura to agree to go to the same college as she will, but Laura will not commit.
(d) Donna says Laura is acting strangely to her and is not being the friend she used to be.
4. What is the main thing about being grown up that Laura says she is looking forward to the most?
(a) Being the only person who can make her feel good or bad about her actions.
(b) Being the only one in control of how she spends her money.
(c) Getting to stay out as long as she wants.
(d) Having the ability to make her own money.
5. What is the last line of the poem BOB always forces Laura to recite?
(a) In this seed is death indeed.
(b) A raging need does give us speed.
(c) With such speed does death succeed.
(d) The time to bleed is now indeed.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who runs the Book House?
2. When uniformed guards approach Laura outside of the drug dealer's house and search her person, what reason do they give?
3. Laura says she thinks life would be easier if one thing were different about the world. What does she think would make life so much easier?
4. What is NOT one thing Laura says reminds her of cocaine?
5. How does Laura feel after her foray into the woods with the Canadians and with Donna?
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