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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

In "The Great Escape," what does the narrator discover when she finally enters Chani's apartment? (from The Great Escape - The Rock Eaters)

Chani has a cat.

Chani's paintings are missing.

Everything is filthy and molded.

Everything is gone, even Chani.

2.

In "Yaiza," how does Yaiza help the narrator? (from The Whitest Girl - The Drownings)

Yaiza lends her a pad and a pair of shorts when the narrator gets her period during practice.

Yaiza shares her water with the narrator when she forgets her bottle at home.

Yaiza lets her spend the night when the narrator's mother does not pick her up for practice.

Yaiza lends the narrator her racquet when the narrator's breaks.

3.

In "The Stones of Sorrow Lake," how do the townspeople know which stones are theirs? (from Thoughts and Prayers - The Stones of Sorrow Lake)

The stones are carved with the townspeople's faces.

The stones call to them.

The stones form in the shape of the townspeople's faces.

The stones follow them wherever they go.

4.

In "The Radioactives," how do the characters ultimately see their deformities? (from Catarina - The Radioactives)

As evidence of their worthlessness.

As evidence of their weakness.

As sources of power and strength.

As curses from God.

5.

In "We Work in Miraculous Cages," what experience makes the narrator reexamine her own helplessness? (from Catarina - The Radioactives)

She stands up to her boyfriend.

She learns how to wash and cut hair at the salon.

She gets hired at a job in her field.

She helps deliver a litter of puppies.

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