Question

do not write on this test. turn it in to the basket by the turn-in bin when done

1. who is banging on the door to melinda’s closet when andy is there?

a. rachel/rachelle
b. ivy
c. the basketball team
d. the lacrosse team

1. how has melinda’s reputation changed by the end of the book?

a. it is the same
b. she has her peers’ respect
c. they hate her even more
d. no one knows who she even is

1. who does melinda open up to in the last chapter?

a. mr. freeman
b. mr. neck
c. hairwoman
d. her mom

1. melinda is unable to accept what happened to her and dips deeper into depression at the end of the story.

a. true
b. false

Explanation:

Question 22

This question is about a literary work (likely Speak by Laurie Halse Anderson). In the scene where Andy is in Melinda's closet, Rachel/Rachelle is the one banging on the door as she starts to confront Andy about his actions.

In Speak, by the end of the book, Melinda stands up for herself and shares her story. Her peers come to respect her for her courage and honesty, so her reputation changes to one of respect.

In the last chapter of Speak, Melinda opens up about her experience to Mr. Freeman, her art teacher, who has been a supportive figure throughout the book.

Answer:

a. Rachel/Rachelle

Question 23