Love, Creekwood Quiz

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Why does Leah compare Bram to a Slytherin (67)? (from Pages 54 - 79)

Bram mocked Simon's intelligence, and comparing him to a Slytherin is meant to be an insult.

Leah is poking fun at how conniving Bram must have been to make Simon fall in love with him.

Bram and Simon both lied to their families about where they are when really they are staying in a Macon hotel together.

Bram convinced Simon to skip the first week of school so that they could explore Philly together.

What was Nick's realization about wanting to "freeze time" (82-83)? (from Pages 80 - 93)

That saying you want to "freeze time" means that you never want to move on in life.

That most people want to "freeze time" when they are too overwhelmed with their daily lives.

That saying you want to "freeze time" means that you want to select which memories you will keep forever.

That wanting to "freeze time" is a romantic, irresponsible, and childish way to live.

Why does Leah think Simon is going down an "unprecedented downward spiral" (87)? (from Pages 80 - 93)

He never responded to her email regarding the fake marriage proposal and is now acting too peppy.

After her email regarding the fake marriage proposal, he is now making plans for a real marriage proposal.

He is acting more depressed than ever and constantly writes morbid Twitter posts.

He never responded to her email regarding the fake marriage proposal and hasn't made any effort to call or text her.

Why is October 28th a significant night for Simon? (from Pages 24 - 53)

He gets to see his high school gang at a Halloween party.

He brought his friend Kellan and another guy in their hall together.

He realizes that partying is actually more fun when Bram is not around.

It is the first day that has felt like a real college experience for him.

What action does Simon take to address his long-distance relationship issue with Bram at the end of the novella? (from Pages 94 - 111)

He tells Bram that he submitted an application to NYU.

He tells Bram that the two of them should see a therapist when they are back in Georgia together.

He tells Bram that the two of them should spend the long summer holiday on a romantic vacation.

He tells Bram that he thinks continuing their relationship would be a bad idea.