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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Which section of one dating site is mean to determine personality traits in relation to how well a user would get along with other users?
(a) Dream Journal.
(b) The Big Three.
(c) The Box.
(d) Match Questions.

2. What does a man outside the narrator's apartment try to practice with her one day, to her chagrin?
(a) His comedy act.
(b) Tennis.
(c) Badminton.
(d) His English.

3. What theory does the first person the narrator is matched with through the dating site tell her about that she has never heard of before?
(a) Chaos Theory.
(b) Relationship Anarchy.
(c) Relationship Friends.
(d) Friends and then Enemies.

4. What does the narrator buy in Part IV?
(a) A coffee machine.
(b) A plane ticket.
(c) A new hairdryer.
(d) A bike.

5. How does the narrator feel upon waking from her bad dream in Part IV?
(a) Trapped.
(b) Sad.
(c) Relieved.
(d) Terrified.

Short Answer Questions

1. What blogging platform does the narrator remember using back in middle school?

2. What job does the narrator assume for her date when she is pretending to be an Aries?

3. What question does the narrator ask herself after going on her first date with the person she meets through the dating website?

4. Why does the narrator not want to return to New York City in Part III?

5. What kind of message does the narrator think moving to a foreign country where she knows no one and does not speak the language send?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why did the narrator always say was one reason she did not want children?

2. Where does the narrator go to try to meet people in Berlin?

3. What does the narrator seem to grudgingly admire about Nell?

4. How does the narrator approach the necessity of speaking German in Berlin?

5. Where does the narrator initially turn for advice on how to get a visa in Germany?

6. What does the narrator think that an orgasm can be, especially if it is dramatic?

7. What is one slim possibility the narrator thinks her dating experiment and assuming personas might result in?

8. How does the narrator react to the three men who corner her at the bookshop?

9. What lie does the narrator tell Genevieve about her professional history?

10. What does the narrator do to her friend Kayla in middle school that is terrible?

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