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PARTE 2 Y 3 (VERSIÓN 2)

Total questions: 135

Worksheet time: 1hrs 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the name of the novel’s protagonist?

a)

Núria

b)

Sandra

c)

Xenia

d)

Laura

2.

What is Xenia’s academic objective?

a)

To become an architect

b)

To become a writer

c)

To become a nurse

d)

To enter Medicine

3.

How does Xenia meet the supposed Marcelo?

a)

Through Instagram

b)

In math class

c)

Through WhatsApp

d)

Through email

4.

At which institute is Marcelo supposedly studying?

a)

Institut Guinardó

b)

Institut Ricard Salvat

c)

Institut Collserola

d)

Institut Vallseca

5.

Which book does Marcelo mention to impress Xenia?

a)

Nothing

b)

The Alchemist

c)

The Shadow of the Wind

d)

The Catcher in the Rye

6.

What does Xenia discover when she goes to look for Marcelo?

a)

That he has a girlfriend

b)

That he is sick

c)

That he is a teacher

d)

That there is no Marcelo there

7.

What grade does Xenia receive in philosophy during her slump?

a)

A 3

b)

A 2

c)

A 0

d)

A 1.5

8.

What does Xenia receive at the institute’s office?

a)

A mobile phone

b)

A photo

c)

A package arriving from a juvenile center

d)

A pink folder

9.

What does the package contain?

a)

An exam

b)

A pen

c)

Photographs

d)

A blue notebook

10.

Who wrote the notebook?

a)

Marcelo

b)

Xenia’s mother

c)

A teacher

d)

Éric

11.

What is the name of the center where Éric is interned?

a)

Centre Juvenil Miramar

b)

Centre Educatiu Can Salvà

c)

Centre Muntanya Blava

d)

Centre Can Soler

12.

What is the name of Éric’s tutor at the center?

a)

Clara

b)

Laura

c)

Ana

d)

Silvia

13.

Which activity does Éric love?

a)

Running

b)

Painting

c)

Reading

d)

Singing

14.

What important prohibition does Éric have at the center?

a)

Going out to the yard

b)

Requesting books

c)

Talking with Xenia

d)

Using the computer

15.

Which trick does Éric use to access the computer?

a)

Hiding in administration

b)

Blackmailing a peer

c)

Faking an attack to go to the infirmary

d)

Hacking it

16.

What punishment does Éric receive when he is discovered?

a)

Cleaning bathrooms

b)

Expulsion

c)

Taking away his books

d)

Isolation

17.

What does Xenia feel when she discovers the lie?

a)

Fun

b)

Rage and disappointment

c)

Calm

d)

Curiosity

18.

What is the name of Éric’s cousin?

a)

Carlos

b)

Joan

c)

Ben

d)

Marc

19.

How old was the victim of the murder for which Éric is blamed?

a)

13

b)

17

c)

15

d)

19

20.

How do some psychological reports define Éric?

a)

Very cheerful

b)

Very shy

c)

Lazy

d)

Possible psychopath

21.

Which book does Éric say changed his life?

a)

Harry Potter

b)

Hopscotch

c)

Animal Farm

d)

The Catcher in the Rye

22.

Which word does Éric write repeatedly in his notebook?

a)

Love

b)

Sorry

c)

Xenia

d)

Freedom

23.

How does Xenia begin her letter?

a)

Dear Eric

b)

Hello

c)

Hi

d)

Dear Whatsyourname

24.

What was the false Marcelo actually doing?

a)

He was a teacher

b)

He was underage

c)

He knew nothing about the deceit

d)

He lied on purpose

25.

What does Xenia do at the end of the book?

a)

She reports him

b)

She forgets him

c)

She visits Éric at the center

d)

She blocks him

26.

What reaction does Xenia have when she sees Éric in person?

a)

Disgust

b)

Hate

c)

Laughter

d)

Emotional connection

27.

What special schedule does Can Salvà have?

a)

24-hour surveillance

b)

Strict routines and mandatory silences

c)

No schedules

d)

Everything is flexible

28.

Which subject is hardest for Xenia when she is distracted?

a)

Biology

b)

English

c)

Mathematics

d)

Philosophy

29.

Which character advises Xenia about boys?

a)

Her mother

b)

Sandra

c)

Laura

d)

Her father

30.

What is the first thing Xenia notices about the notebook?

a)

The smell

b)

The title

c)

That it is broken

d)

The handwriting

31.

What does the author highlight at the beginning of the book?

a)

Writing rules

b)

Humor

c)

Statistics on juvenile crime

d)

Internet rules

32.

What did Éric do before entering the center?

a)

He lived abroad

b)

He was an athlete

c)

He lived in a difficult, problematic environment

d)

He studied medicine

33.

What does Xenia think the fake Marcelo will have?

a)

A guitar

b)

A keychain with a soccer ball

c)

A tattoo

d)

A piercing

34.

What does Xenia feel for the first time after the lie?

a)

Indifference

b)

Pride

c)

Guilt

d)

Satisfaction

35.

Which element is strictly controlled in the center?

a)

Phone use

b)

Internet access

c)

Visiting hours

d)

Meal portions

36.

What does Eric experience when he reads an important book for the first time?

a)

Boredom

b)

Identification with the protagonist

c)

Guilt

d)

Anger

37.

Who delivers the package to Xenia?

a)

Laura

b)

The administrative assistant in the office

c)

The janitor

d)

Her tutor

38.

Which subject does Xenia initially mention as difficult?

a)

French

b)

History

c)

Physics

d)

Technology

39.

Which object does Eric describe in his notebook as personal?

a)

Mp3 player

b)

Old T‑shirts

c)

Soccer ball

d)

Umbrella

40.

What does Xenia feel when she reads the end of the notebook?

a)

Hatred

b)

Curiosity

c)

Intense emotion

d)

Fear

41.

How is Eric’s neighborhood described?

a)

Wealthy

b)

Elegant

c)

Touristic

d)

Marginal

42.

Who is Ben to Eric?

a)

Brother

b)

Father

c)

Cousin

d)

Neighbor

43.

Which emotion dominates Eric when he writes?

a)

Humor

b)

Need

c)

Pride

d)

Happiness

44.

What does Xenia think of Eric’s voice when she hears it?

a)

That it is elegant

b)

That it is ugly

c)

That it is the voice she imagined

d)

That it is too deep

45.

What does Eric want to study when he gets out?

a)

Cooking

b)

Something related to university

c)

Music

d)

Drawing

46.

What does Xenia feel when she reads “a beginning”?

a)

Annoyance

b)

Sadness

c)

Intrigue

d)

Anger

47.

What is Eric’s relationship with reading?

a)

He hates it

b)

He uses it to fall asleep

c)

He considers it a refuge

d)

He only reads out of obligation

48.

What happens when Xenia visits the bar Carmen?

a)

She feels comfortable

b)

She is welcomed

c)

She receives quick information

d)

She feels watched and out of place

49.

What does Marcelo do when Xenia talks to him?

a)

He smiles

b)

He doesn’t know who she is

c)

He falls in love

d)

He gets scared

50.

Which phrase does Eric repeat at the end of the notebook?

a)

I can’t take it anymore

b)

I’m sorry

c)

A beginning

d)

I love you

51.

Why does Xenia’s academic performance really drop?

a)

Because of laziness

b)

Because of arguments with her parents

c)

Because of her emotional obsession with the virtual “Marcelo”

d)

Because of too much homework

52.

Why does Eric write in such detail?

a)

To impress

b)

To explain himself and Xenia

c)

To study

d)

To pass the time

53.

What does the blue notebook symbolize?

a)

Freedom

b)

Confession and truth

c)

Fear

d)

Revenge

54.

What does Marcelo’s “lie” represent?

a)

A prank

b)

Lack of intelligence

c)

A false identity constructed on the internet

d)

A mean joke

55.

Why does Xenia delay confessing the truth to her parents?

a)

They don’t let her

b)

She doesn’t want to talk to them

c)

She fears disappointing them

d)

She forgets to do it

56.

What does Eric’s insistence on writing despite punishment demonstrate?

a)

Pride

b)

Stubbornness

c)

Irresponsibility

d)

Emotional need

57.

Why does Eric appear so cold in some passages?

a)

He is arrogant

b)

He doesn’t know how to write

c)

Emotional defense against pain

d)

He is bored

58.

What does the absence of photos in his life represent?

a)

Disorder

b)

Erased identity

c)

Old technology

d)

Extreme poverty

59.

What does the behavior of the fake Marcelo imply?

a)

That he wants to annoy

b)

That he is acting

c)

That he did not participate in the lie

d)

That he is shy

60.

What does the relationship with Ben reveal?

a)

Admiration

b)

Competition

c)

Emotional dependence and bad influence

d)

Direct rivalry

61.

What does the connection Eric feels when reading Holden suggest?

a)

That he wants to travel

b)

That he identifies with lost youth

c)

That he hates his life

d)

That he wants to be a writer

62.

What does Xenia’s reaction when reading the notebook indicate?

a)

She doesn’t care

b)

She laughs

c)

She is deeply moved

d)

She leaves it halfway through

63.

What does the “bar Carmen” symbolize?

a)

A pleasant place

b)

A bookstore

c)

The hostile environment of the real world

d)

A safe spot

64.

Why does Eric call himself a “possible psychopath”?

a)

Humor

b)

Irony

c)

He internalizes the reports and feels dehumanized

d)

To gain pity

65.

What does Eric’s handwriting mean to Xenia?

a)

Coldness

b)

Boredom

c)

Vulnerability

d)

Bad manners

66.

Why does Xenia fear opening the package?

a)

Because of physical fear

b)

Because she thinks it’s a joke

c)

Because it revives her emotional failure

d)

Because he is busy

67.

What does isolation suggest for Eric?

a)

Vacation

b)

Calm

c)

Loneliness and emotional loss

d)

Protection

68.

Why does Eric’s story seem contradictory?

a)

Constant lies

b)

Hallucinations

c)

Emotional complexity and a harsh environment

d)

Lack of memory

69.

What does Xenia’s final visit represent?

a)

A goodbye

b)

Revenge

c)

An act of emotional courage

d)

Routine

70.

Why is the encounter with the false Marcelo crucial?

a)

It is comical

b)

It is sad

c)

It definitively breaks the illusion

d)

It is romantic

71.

What does Éric’s extensive description of his surroundings signify?

a)

Lack of style

b)

Filler

c)

A need to explain who he really is

d)

A desire to write a book

72.

What does the detail of silence at the center reveal?

a)

Laziness

b)

A rigid method of control

c)

Fun

d)

Staff shortage

73.

Why doesn’t Xenia report Éric?

a)

She cannot

b)

She doesn’t know how

c)

Because she understands his humanity

d)

Because she doesn’t care

74.

What does Éric’s obsession with studying say about him?

a)

He is conceited

b)

He wants to compete

c)

He wants to change his life

d)

He wants to impress Laura

75.

What does Éric’s sincere way of writing symbolize?

a)

Revenge

b)

A search for redemption

c)

Humor

d)

Resignation

76.

What does Éric’s constant recollection of Xenia reveal?

a)

Social phobia

b)

Manipulation

c)

Emotional dependence

d)

Strategy

77.

Why does Xenia feel ashamed before her mother?

a)

For failing an exam

b)

For arriving late

c)

Because she lied for the first time

d)

For breaking a cup

78.

What does the tone of the notebook indicate?

a)

Irony

b)

Emotional rawness

c)

Dark humor

d)

Technical language

79.

Why does the lie affect Xenia so much?

a)

Because she hates making mistakes

b)

Because she likes to show off

c)

Because she trusted blindly

d)

Because she didn’t understand the emails

80.

What does Éric’s writing of “a beginning” demonstrate?

a)

He wants to be famous

b)

He is childish

c)

He sees a possibility for change

d)

He didn’t know how to end

81.

What does Éric’s reading so much imply?

a)

That he has no friends

b)

That he wants to hide

c)

That he has found an emotional refuge

d)

That he is punished

82.

What does the lack of technology at Can Salvà symbolize?

a)

Budget shortage

b)

Control and social isolation

c)

Internal conflicts

d)

Poor organization

83.

Why does Xenia feel attracted to Éric?

a)

Because of his looks

b)

Because of his fame

c)

Because of his hidden sensitivity

d)

Out of obligation

84.

Why does the false Marcelo treat Xenia with indifference?

a)

He is cruel

b)

He is shy

c)

He doesn’t know who she is

d)

He is angry

85.

What does Xenia’s feeling when reading the notebook suggest?

a)

Rejection

b)

Coldness

c)

Humor

d)

Unexpected emotional connection

86.

What does Éric’s evolution reveal?

a)

More violence

b)

Greater self-awareness

c)

Less reading

d)

More lies

87.

What does Éric’s nonstop writing symbolize?

a)

That he doesn’t think

b)

That he wants to sleep

c)

That it is his way to survive emotionally

d)

That he is bored

88.

What does it imply that Xenia wants to see him again?

a)

To have a boyfriend

b)

To close wounds and understand him

c)

To take revenge

d)

To pass philosophy

89.

Why does the notebook feel credible?

a)

Because of drawings

b)

Because of photos

c)

Because of sincerity and emotional detail

d)

Because of press clippings

90.

What does Xenia’s reaction upon seeing him represent?

a)

Anger

b)

Humor

c)

Vulnerability

d)

Contempt

91.

What does Éric’s environment reveal?

a)

Wealth

b)

Overcoming adversity

c)

Lack of opportunities

d)

Tranquility

92.

What does the relationship between them indicate?

a)

Possessiveness

b)

Hatred

c)

Complex emotional chemistry

d)

Monotony

93.

Why doesn’t Xenia tear up the notebook?

a)

She cannot

b)

She doesn’t know how

c)

Because she feels it is important

d)

Because she is tired

94.

What does the fragmented structure indicate?

a)

Chaos

b)

Distinct voices and opposing perspectives

c)

Humor

d)

Narrative laziness

95.

What does the absence of Éric’s father symbolize?

a)

Travel

b)

Work

c)

Emotional abandonment

d)

Pride

96.

What does the use of statistics at the beginning reveal?

a)

Useless information

b)

Social context of crime and offending minority

c)

Humor

d)

Morbid curiosity

97.

What does Xenia’s search represent?

a)

Curiosity

b)

Need for truth

c)

Ego

d)

School tasks

98.

What does the way Éric describes the dead boy express?

a)

Coldness

b)

Tenderness

c)

Total disconnection

d)

Profound internal conflict

99.

Why doesn’t Xenia forget the matter?

a)

Because she is punished

b)

Because Sandra insists

c)

Because she sees him on social media

d)

Because her bond with Éric was authentic

100.

What does the final impact suggest?

a)

Boredom

b)

Happy ending

c)

Ethical reflection on truth

d)

Police action

101.

What narrative structure does the novel use?

a)

Linear

b)

Alternation of voices and notebook

c)

Only dialogues

d)

Xenia’s diary

102.

What device does Care Santos use when presenting the notebook?

a)

Crime suspense

b)

Comedy

103.

What is the function of the juvenile center?

a)

It is a hospital

b)

It is a shelter

c)

It is a private school

d)

It is a place for reeducation

104.

What does the author contrast between Xenia and Éric?

a)

Height

b)

Religion

c)

Zodiac

d)

Social and emotional origin

105.

What does the notebook contribute to the novel?

a)

Total rupture

b)

Humor

c)

Psychological depth

d)

Political critique

106.

What theme runs throughout the novel?

a)

Travel

b)

Identity and truth

c)

Cooking

d)

Media

107.

What does the Internet symbolize in the work?

a)

Fun

b)

Risk and deceit

c)

Technology

d)

Security

108.

What role do Xenia’s parents play?

a)

Repression

b)

Support and concern

c)

Punishment

d)

Extreme distance

109.

Why is reading relevant in the novel?

a)

Humor

b)

Punishment

c)

It is an emotional bond between the protagonists

d)

An irony

110.

What does Ben represent?

a)

Hope

b)

Ambiguity and bad influence

c)

Moral guide

d)

Teacher

111.

What does the enforced silence at the center reveal?

a)

Meditation

b)

Rigid, disciplinary control

c)

Relaxation

d)

Zen spirit

112.

What social critique appears in the work?

a)

Transportation problems

b)

Inequality and youth abandonment

c)

Lack of culture

d)

Excess of homework

113.

What does the author highlight about justice?

a)

Speed

b)

Fun

c)

Ambiguity and limits of punishment

d)

Total clarity

114.

What does the last look between them symbolize?

a)

Definitive farewell

b)

Humor

c)

Hatred

d)

Mutual recognition

115.

What does the difference in writing between them reveal?

a)

Technology

b)

Age

c)

Opposite worlds

d)

Reading levels

116.

What does Xenia’s emotional evolution show?

a)

Rebellion

b)

Laziness

c)

Maturity

d)

Coldness

117.

What is the function of the initial documentary frame?

a)

To confuse

b)

To connect with social reality

c)

To warn about networks

d)

To give curious facts

118.

What does Éric’s vulnerability in writing express?

a)

Irony

b)

Complex humanity

c)

Humor

d)

Contempt

119.

What narrative tension dominates the second half?

a)

Action

b)

Expectation of truth

c)

War

d)

Politics

120.

What role does Sandra fulfill?

a)

Antagonist

b)

Advising friend and emotional counterpoint

c)

Teacher

d)

Rival

121.

What does the original lie symbolize?

a)

Innocence

b)

Irony

c)

Emotional fragility

d)

Evil

122.

What does Xenia’s obsessive reading of the notebook reveal?

a)

Curiosity

b)

Punishment

c)

Need for meaning

d)

Boredom

123.

What aspect of adolescence does the author emphasize?

a)

Party

b)

Emotional vulnerability

c)

Humor

d)

Politics

124.

What does the final crossroads represent?

a)

Distance

b)

Connection

c)

Escape

d)

Absolute silence

125.

What does the rawness of Éric’s language contribute?

a)

Humor

b)

Filler

c)

Poetry

d)

Authenticity

126.

Why is Éric’s voice so narratively powerful?

a)

Because he is older

b)

Because he is famous

c)

Because he shows his truth without filters

d)

Because he writes novels

127.

What role does guilt play in Éric?

a)

It doesn’t exist

b)

It is feigned

c)

Humorous

d)

It appears in a contradictory way

128.

What does isolation reveal about his psychology?

a)

That he is relaxed

b)

That he likes being alone

c)

That he suffers emotional disconnection

d)

That he is comfortable

129.

What aspect of the crime does the novel analyze?

a)

Evidence

b)

Police

c)

Emotional consequences

d)

Weapons

130.

What does Xenia represent for Éric?

a)

A stranger

b)

A task

c)

A new light

d)

A punishment

131.

What does the novel demonstrate about truth?

a)

That it is always clear

b)

That it is useless

c)

That it can hurt and liberate

d)

That it doesn’t matter

132.

What does the work propose about forgiveness?

a)

That it is automatic

b)

That it requires understanding the other

c)

That it is mandatory

d)

That it is simple

133.

What does the novel say about digital identity?

a)

That it is secure

b)

That it is fun

c)

That it can be dangerous

d)

That it is reliable

134.

What vision does it offer about adolescence?

a)

Perfect

b)

Easy

c)

Full of contradictions

d)

Irrelevant

135.

What does the final meeting symbolize?

a)

A farewell

b)

Emotional reconciliation

c)

Humor

d)

Abandonment