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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Quote and Part One, Chapters 1-7.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What do Jeremy and his father call beer?
(a) Bruskies.
(b) Beers.
(c) Beasts.
(d) Budweisers.

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

3. How does Jeremy summarize his impression of family gatherings in Part One, Chapter 2?
(a) Jeremy thinks that they are entertaining.
(b) Jeremy feels that he is left out of the conversation at family gatherings.
(c) Jeremy says that the gathering are surface, like gossip.
(d) Jeremy says that his family comes together and bonds about their heritage.

4. Why does Ezra say Sarah Jane will not be coming to work in Part One, Chapter 7?
(a) Ezra says that Sarah Jane overslept.
(b) Ezra says that he guesses Sarah Jane is sick.
(c) Ezra says that he is certain Sarah Jane has quit.
(d) Ezra says that Sarah Jane has left town.

5. Where has Stephanie Parsons received her Master's in education?
(a) Las Vegas University.
(b) Iowa State University.
(c) University of Iowa.
(d) University of Chicago.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where do Jeremy and Stephanie meet up for lunch to discuss the video(s) in Part One?

2. At the start of the novel, what lie does Jeremy make to a customer when she asks him why he is so tired?

3. Where is the setting of the story?

4. When Sarah Jane encounters Lisa Sample out in Collins at a farmhouse, what lie does she tell Lisa to gain access to seeing her shed?

5. What is the puzzling timecode stamp on the video, "She's All That"?

(see the answer key)

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