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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part One, Chapters 8-12.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. How does Jeremy feel about his father's request about future jobs?
(a) Jeremy feels like "his father is being nosy, because he feels ashamed of" (7) Jeremy.
(b) Jeremy feels as if his father is too "tired to answer each other's questions about it..." (7).
(c) Jeremy feels as if his father is trying to make him stay home for selfish reasons.
(d) Jeremy feels like "there wasn't much else to say" (7).
2. When does Jeremy's mother, Linda, die according to Steve in Part One, Chapter 9?
(a) Winter of 1984, Christmastime.
(b) Spring of 1994, right after St. Patrick's Day.
(c) Summer of 1993, around the 4th of July.
(d) Winter of 1994, Christmastime.
3. How can Stephanie's demeanor be characterized during her meeting with Jeremy about the similarity of the videos?
(a) Stephanie is fearful and upset.
(b) Stephanie is determined and curious.
(c) Stephanie is excited and proud.
(d) Stephanie is confused and inquisitive.
4. In Part One, Chapter 8, where does Lisa Sample say she spent a short while before moving to Collins?
(a) Nevada, Iowa.
(b) Las Vegas, Nevada.
(c) Ames, Iowa.
(d) Madison, Wisconsin.
5. Where does Jeremy meet Stephanie to discuss Sarah Jane's returned videos?
(a) Jeremy's house.
(b) Video Hut.
(c) Stephanie's parents' house.
(d) Gregory's.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is the most insightful finding Jeremy makes about Sarah Jane's visit to Collins?
2. What does Jeremy confess to Sarah Jane about watching the video, "She's All That"?
3. In the beginning Quote, what does the author compare "secret agents" to?
4. What does Stephanie tell Jeremy to do after Sarah Jane leaves the store?
5. On one of the first mornings that Sarah Jane stays at Lisa's in Part One, Chapter 12, she sees a picture on the wall that has been personalized with a note: What does the note say?
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