
Where are you going, Where have you been.
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English
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12th Grade
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Ausencio Delgado
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Multiple Choice
Where does Connie spend most of her time with friends?
The mall
Her house
The drive-in restaurant
The schoolyard
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Multiple Choice
What does Connie's mother constantly criticize her for?
Her friends
Her lack of ambition
Her attitude
Her appearance
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Multiple Choice
What does Arnold Friend say is written on the side of his car?
"Master of the Game"
"Free Rides"
"MAN THE FLYING SAUCERS"
"This is your lucky day"
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Multiple Choice
Who is Ellie?
Connie's sister
A girl from school
Connie's imaginary friend
Arnold Friend's companion
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Multiple Choice
What song is playing on the radio as Connie first sees Arnold Friend?
"Runaround Sue"
"X-15"
"Jailhouse Rock"
"My Boyfriend's Back"
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Multiple Choice
Which of these descriptions from the story best illustrates Connie's vanity?
"She was aware of her legs, so nicely tan and shapely"
"She knew she was pretty and that was everything"
"Her laugh was breathless and silly"
"She couldn't remember what she had said or why she had said it"
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Multiple Choice
What could Arnold Friend's sunglasses symbolize?
His distorted view of reality
His desire to charm Connie
His concealment of his true intentions
His connection to a higher power
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Multiple Choice
Which statement best describes Arnold Friend's speech and mannerisms?
Smooth, seductive, and charming
Slow, awkward, and uncertain
Angry, hostile, and demanding
A mix of playful, threatening, and eerily familiar
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Open Ended
Is Arnold Friend a real person, a figment of Connie's imagination, or something more supernatural? Support your answer with evidence from the text.
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Open Ended
How does the music in the story influence the atmosphere and how we understand events?
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Open Ended
What roles do Connie's family and home environment play in her vulnerability to a figure like Arnold Friend?
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Open Ended
Does Connie leave with Arnold Friend at the end of the story? Why or why not? How does this unresolved ending make you feel as a reader?
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