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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 happens to Leslie after she conquers her fear?
(a) She falls and bumps her head.
(b) She is sick to her stomach.
(c) She has a heat stroke.
(d) She breaks her leg.

2. How does Leslie end her relationship with Bach?
(a) Through a friend.
(b) On the phone.
(c) In a letter.
(d) In person.

3. Leslie says the Hollywood crowd thinks she would only be interested in what type of guy?
(a) Smart.
(b) Rich.
(c) "Harry Handsome".
(d) Funny.

4. What miracle would Bach like to see?
(a) To fall in love.
(b) To go back in time.
(c) To have children.
(d) To see his future self.

5. In Chapter 32, who is beginning to have a problem with this agreement Bach and Leslie had made in their relationship?
(a) Neither of them.
(b) Both of them.
(c) Leslie.
(d) Bach.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does the person who approaches Bach and Leslie in the line for the movie want?

2. Who is content with friendship only in Bach and Leslie's relationship?

3. Why does Bach get angry with Leslie after she goes to lie down in the trailer?

4. What attitude did the people who caused the tax fiasco have?

5. What does Leslie think about the mode of transportation Bach suggests?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Leslie view a connection between personality and beauty?

2. How does the IRS feel about Bach's devastating ordeal?

3. Leslie writes Bach a letter. What is this letter about?

4. What do Leslie and Bach argue about in Chapter 27?

5. What agreement have Bach and Leslie made regarding their relationship?

6. What is irresponsible of Bach?

7. What is Bach's reaction to the ultimatum the IRS has issued regarding taxes?

8. Why does Bach not realize how much money he has?

9. What is Bach's spiritual guide's reaction to him spending seven weeks in LA with Leslie?

10. How does Bach realize Leslie is a poet?

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