For Deanna's Eyes Only

What is the setting of Scene 1 in the play?

• A teenage girl's bedroom

• The family room

• A school cafeteria

• A volleyball court

How does Jonathan justify reading the diary despite knowing it was private?

• He thought it was left out for him to read

• He was looking for something specific

• He wanted to help Deanna

• He was instructed by their mother

Why does Jonathan claim he started reading Deanna's diary?

• He was curious about her secrets

• He felt invisible to her

• He wanted to find embarrassing stories

• He was bored

What does Deanna accuse Jonathan of doing in Scene 1?

• Snooping through her private things

• Lying about his actions

• Trying to embarrass her

• Ignoring her

What does Jonathan compare reading the diary to in Scene 1?

• Eating a brownie left on a table

• Opening a locked door

• Reading a public notice

• Listening to a private conversation

What promise does Deanna make to Jonathan in Scene 2?

• To spend more time with him

• To let him read her diary

• To apologize for being busy

• To help him with chores

What is the main reason for the conflict between Deanna and Jonathan?

• Violation of privacy

• Lack of communication

• Jealousy over friends

• Misunderstanding of intentions