1. What does Laura mean when she directs her writing to BOB, saying, "I can feel you deciding how and when" (90).
(a) That BOB is planning Laura's murder.
(b) That BOB is planning to murder Laura's parents.
(c) That BOB is planning to murder Bobby.
(d) That BOB is planning to leave her forever.

2. When Laura says that she wishes she were younger again when she used to not remember specifics of BOB's abuse, what does she say she HAD been aware of?
(a) That she was afraid of the woods and did not know why.
(b) That she felt isolated from everyone in her life.
(c) That she came home on certain nights crying and ashamed.
(d) That she was in pain a lot without knowing why.

3. What happens one night when Laura refuses a ride home in order to avoid being seen with Leo or Jacques and walks home through the woods?
(a) She gets so lost and afraid that she sits down cries until it gets light enough for her to find her way home.
(b) She nearly gets hit by a train.
(c) She nearly gets hit by a car while crossing the highway.
(d) She sees a cat get run over by a passing car.

4. What expression is BOB always wearing when he comes to Laura's bedroom window?
(a) He always looks angry.
(b) He is always scowling.
(c) He is always smiling.
(d) He always looks hopeful.

5. When Laura says she cannot allow herself to feel sorry for Leo's wife Shelley, what reason does she give?
(a) Because she is no longer capable of feeling normal emotions.
(b) Because she hates Shelley.
(c) Because then she would never be able to see Leo again.
(d) Because Shelley does not deserve her pity.