Characters
Who is Kristina’s baby in Glass?
A) Jake
B) Hunter
C) Chase Jr.
D) Adam
B. Hunter
Where is Kristina living at the start of Glass?
A) With her father
B) With her mother
C) In her own apartment
D) At a rehab center
B. With her mother
What is Kristina’s preferred form of meth in Glass?
A) Smoking crystal
B) Snorting powder
C) Injecting liquid
D) Eating pills
A. Smoking crystal
A major theme of Glass is:
A) Family loyalty
B) Addiction’s destruction
C) Pursuing education
D) The importance of money
B. Addiction's destruction
“Hunter is my reason to get clean, but the monster doesn’t care.” — Who said this?
A) Kristina
B) Trey
C) Robyn
D) Chase
A. Kristina
Who is Kristina’s main romantic interest in Glass?
A) Brad
B) Chase
C) Trey
D) Brendan
C. Trey
How does Kristina initially try to stay sober?
A) Rehab program
B) Moving away from friends
C) Focusing on Hunter
D) School therapy group
C. Focusing on Hunter
What does Kristina believe meth gives her?
A) Energy and focus
B) Confidence and escape
C) Popularity and money
D) Strength and endurance
B. Confidence and escape
The title Glass is slang for:
A) Heroin
B) Cocaine
C) Methamphetamine
D) Crack cocaine
C. Metamphetamine
“Glass is prettier than crank, but twice as dangerous.” — Who said this?
A) Robyn
B) Kristina
C) Trey
D) Brad
B. Kristina
What is the name of Kristina’s ex from Crank who is now in jail?
A) Adam
B) Brendan
C) Chase
D) Trey
C. Chase
Who first reintroduces Kristina to meth in Glass?
A) Chase
B) Trey
C) Robyn
D) Brad
C. Robyn
Which consequence does Kristina NOT face due to her addiction in Glass?
A) Legal trouble
B) Losing friends
C) Physical illness
D) Winning custody battles
D. Winning custody battles
Hunter symbolizes:
A) Innocence and responsibility
B) Addiction
C) Kristina’s past
D) Her relationship with Trey
A. Innocence and responsibility
“You can’t love someone more than you love the monster.” — Who said this?
A) Trey
B) Kristina
C) Robyn
D) Chase
A. Trey
Which friend of Kristina is also addicted to meth?
A) Melinda
B) Sarah
C) Robyn
D) Raven
C. Robyn
Where do Kristina and Trey often go to get high?
A) The mountains
B) An abandoned house
C) His truck
D) The desert
C. His truck
Kristina often describes meth as:
A) A friend who betrays her
B) A monster with claws
C) A storm she can’t escape
D) A fire she can’t put out
A. A friend who betrays her
Kristina’s constant references to “the monster” symbolize:
A) Meth’s grip over her
B) Her father’s absence
C) Trey’s temper
D) Police surveillance
A. Meth's grip over her
“One more hit, and then I’ll quit.” — Who said this?
A) Robyn
B) Kristina
C) Trey
D) Chase
B. Kristina
Who is Kristina’s stepfather?
A) Scott
B) Hunter Sr.
C) Brendan
D) Jim
D. Jim
How does Glass end?
A) Kristina goes to rehab
B) Kristina is arrested
C) Kristina loses custody of Hunter
D) Kristina overdoses
B. Kristina is arrested
Trey’s involvement with meth includes:
A) Selling
B) Manufacturing
C) Using only
D) Using and selling
D. Using and Selling
Trey’s truck often symbolizes:
A) Danger and secrecy
B) Freedom and travel
C) Family life
D) Sobriety
A. Danger and secrecy
“We’re partners in crime, literally.” — Who said this?
A) Trey
B) Kristina
C) Robyn
D) Brad
A. Trey