Spilled Milk: Based on a True Story Quiz

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Why does Brooke take over Ethan's care when he is newborn? (from Chapters 13 - 18)

Brooke wants to make sure Ethan is not abused.

Molly is unable to care for Ethan because she is too sick.

David tells Brooke he will stop raping her if she takes care of the baby.

Molly does not seem interested in caring for the baby so Brooke feels responsible.

Why is Brooke so upset when she discovers she is pregnant? (from Chapters 13 - 18)

Brooke is upset because she knows how angry her father will be with her.

Brooke is upset because she does not want the responsibility of a child.

Brooke is upset because she knows she is carrying her father's baby.

Brooke is upset because she does not have money for an abortion.

In Chapter 1, why does Brooke think that David does not want Molly to know that Adam almost drowned? (from Prologue - Chapter 7)

Brooke thinks that David does not want to tell Molly what happened because Molly would be sad she did not see her husband's heroics.

David does not tell Brooke not to tell Molly about the near drowning.

Brooke thinks that David wants his heroics to be a special memory between just him and Brooke.

Brooke thinks that David does not want Molly to be angry with him for Adam almost dying.

Why does Brooke tell her Aunt Jean and Uncle Bruce about her father molesting her? (from Chapters 13 - 18)

Brooke's aunt and uncle tell Brooke that they suspected all along that David was abusing Brooke.

Brooke's aunt and uncle promise her that they will protect her.

Brooke's aunt and uncle tell her that David also molested one of their children.

Brooke's aunt and uncle tell her that all of the members of the family can stay with them and be safe.

In the Prologue, why does Brooke think that it is amusing that she has organic chemistry notes in her pocket while she is waiting to talk to the district attorney? (from Prologue - Chapter 7)

Brooke does not think it is unusual at all to be studying her notes.

Brooke has brought the notes to distract herself.

Brooke knows she will fail her chemistry class regardless of whether she studies or not.

Brooke thinks the chemistry class is not as important as the case against her father.