1. What metaphor does the narrator make about snakes to people on Page 62?
(a) People and snakes both have to be free agents, shed their skin, and become new again.
(b) People move on without thinking of the events they have left behind in the same way a snake leaves its shed skin; it is not their fault for what is left behind.
(c) Snakes have to be cunning and smart; people have to approach life in the same way to survive.
(d) People are similar to snakes, because try to shed their skin or past experiences, yet those experiences are always with them.

2. What advice does Stephanie give to Jeremy during their meeting in Part One, Chapter 10?
(a) Stephanie tells Jeremy that he should quit his job at Video Hut.
(b) Stephanie demands that Jeremy not tell anyone about their meeting, because it will cause trouble.
(c) Stephanie tells Jeremy that he needs to go someplace and get away from home.
(d) Stephanie requests that Jeremy watch Sarah Jane closely.

3. What does Stephanie tell Jeremy to do after Sarah Jane leaves the store?
(a) Stephanie tells Jeremy to look at when Sarah Jane would be returning to the store.
(b) Stephanie asks Jeremy to call Sarah Jane about the video Stephanie returned.
(c) Stephanie tells Jeremy to look at which video titles Sarah Jane took with her.
(d) Stephanie asks Jeremy to keep a secret for her.

4. What movie does Shauna say is an example of how people can edit and change things to make them seem more real?
(a) "The Iowa Connection.
(b) "The Shining."
(c) "The Blair Witch Project."
(d) "People with Problems."

5. What does Jeremy mean when he says he and his father eat at the dinner table, "like a family" (13)?
(a) Jeremy means that they are an incomplete family without his mother, but his father still tries.
(b) Jeremy means that his father and mother make him eat dinner together.
(c) Jeremy expresses this sentiment, because he feels left out of his family.
(d) Jeremy wants the reader to know that his father is abusive, but pretends they are a family.