3. How does Prudence respond to Mike at first?
(a) She hits him.
(b) She ignores him.
(c) She yells at him.
(d) She flirts with him.

4. Why does the message-leaver say that they left notes for Phoebe?
(a) They wanted to creep Sal and Phoebe out.
(b) They wanted to distract Phoebe from her schoolwork.
(c) They thought they would be good surprises.
(d) They wanted them to think there was a mystery to solve.

5. What does Sal end up kissing the first time she tries to kiss Ben?
(a) His lunchbox.
(b) His hand.
(c) The locker.
(d) The floor.

6. Who do Phoebe and Sal run into when they break into Margaret's house?
(a) Mrs. Partridge.
(b) Mr. Birkway.
(c) Sal's father.
(d) Margaret.

7. When Sal tries to explain Mrs. Winterbottom's disappearance reasonably, how does Phoebe respond?
(a) She yells at Sal.
(b) She runs away.
(c) She punches Sal.
(d) She refuses to listen.

8. When Margaret asks Sal whether she likes Mr. Birkway, how does Sal respond?
(a) "I hate his guts."
(b) "He's ok."
(c) "I suppose."
(d) "Not at all."

9. When Phoebe and Sal talk to the man at the desk at the university, what does he tell them?
(a) Where Mike studies.
(b) Where Mike's room is.
(c) Where Mike hangs out.
(d) Where Mike shops.

10. Why Mr. Birkway come to Phoebe's house?
(a) To comment on Phoebe's grades.
(b) To see Mr. Winterbottom.
(c) To apologize to her.
(d) To compliment Phoebe's writing skills.

11. How did Mr. Cadaver die?
(a) He was hit by a drunk driver.
(b) He was murdered.
(c) He drowned.
(d) He died in his sleep.

12. What does Sal tell Sergeant Bickle is her name?
(a) Tina.
(b) Susan.
(c) Salamanca.
(d) Harriet.

13. How long does it take Sal to drive to Lewiston?
(a) Four hours.
(b) One hour.
(c) Two hours.
(d) Five hours.

14. Why is Gramps worried as they drive into Idaho?
(a) Gram seems ill.
(b) He is feeling carsick.
(c) The car is making squealing sounds.
(d) They are not making good time.

15. Why does Phoebe suddenly back out of finding Mike?
(a) She thinks he will get angry.
(b) She is afraid of him.
(c) She is too tired.
(d) She cannot face him.