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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. What does Justin tell Abby he hopes they will do soon in Chapter Twenty?
(a) Get married.
(b) Have a baby.
(c) Buy a house.
(d) Eat.

2. Who helps Jeff and Dallas figure out their clue in Chapter Twenty-Three?
(a) An elderly couple.
(b) Some flight attendants.
(c) Some tour guides.
(d) Some Japanese college students.

3. What did Justin like to watch with his mother?
(a) Fantasy Island.
(b) All in the Family.
(c) Benson.
(d) Three's Company.

4. Who did Abby once see doing a public-service announcement decrying anti-gay attacks?
(a) Bob Hope.
(b) Justin Beiber.
(c) Jay Leno.
(d) Roland.

5. Who do the people who gave Abby and Justin a ride ditch them for in Chapter Twenty-One?
(a) Barbara.
(b) Jeff and Dallas.
(c) Juliet and Cassie.
(d) Carl and Laura.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why does Ken say he seduced Justin?

2. What does Barbara know the producers screen applicants in favor for?

3. In Chapter Twenty-Seven, what does Abby want to drink?

4. In Chapter Twenty-Seven, why does Abby feel bad in London?

5. In Chapter Seventeen, what wakes Carl?

Short Essay Questions

1. In Chapter Seventeen, why is Jeff angry with Carl?

2. How does Justin hurt Abby in Chapter Twenty-Seven?

3. In Chapter Twenty-Four, what happened when Cassie kissed Mia?

4. Why does Juliet get treated so well in Sweden?

5. In Chapter Nineteen, how does Cassie feel about Juliet?

6. In Chapter Twenty-One, what ad had a huge influence on Abby growing up?

7. In Chapter Twenty-Eight, why was Laura unhappy in her marriage?

8. What do Carl and Laura tell each other in Chapter Twenty-Three?

9. In Chapter Seventeen, why does Carl learn that he and Jeff were likely really picked for the show?

10. In Chapter Twenty-Two, what challenge do all the teams have to do that sounds easy but is actually quite difficult?

(see the answer keys)

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