3. Why does hooks encourage readers to let go of grief?
(a) To know love again.
(b) To be more productive.
(c) To make more money.
(d) She does not encourage readers to let go of grief.

4. What does hooks identify as the original school of love?
(a) School.
(b) Family.
(c) Friendships.
(d) College.

5. What is one of the reasons hooks points out that many people will not know love?
(a) Fear of truth.
(b) Widespread cultural acceptance of lying.
(c) Fear of love.
(d) Lack of people in the world to love.

6. What does hooks insist people not born knowing how to do?
(a) Lie.
(b) Hate.
(c) Eat.
(d) Love.

7. Why does hooks believe it is easier for men to lie?
(a) Lying comes naturally to men.
(b) Men are supposed to lie.
(c) Men are more easily forgiven for lying.
(d) It is not easy for men to lie.

8. Why did hooks want to write this book?
(a) To discourage people from love.
(b) To warn people about romantic love.
(c) To call for a return to love.
(d) For fun.

9. What does hooks say can heal wounds of the past?
(a) Friendship.
(b) Love.
(c) God.
(d) Truth.

10. What, according to hooks, is privacy often confused with?
(a) Being rude.
(b) Lying.
(c) Nothing.
(d) Secracy.

11. How is love often depicted in pop culture?
(a) Somewhat authentically.
(b) As fantasy.
(c) Authentically.
(d) As a reflection of reality.

12. What is a result of being unable to connect with others, according to hooks?
(a) Being lonely.
(b) Being unable to take responsibility for causing pain.
(c) Being mean.
(d) Being a bad person.

13. Why did hooks live through most of her life broken-hearted?
(a) She was mourning a break up.
(b) She was mourning her past.
(c) She was mourning death of her cat.
(d) She was mourning death of a friend.

14. What does hooks say needs to happen to create a loving culture?
(a) People need to try harder.
(b) Nothing needs to change.
(c) People need to stop being greedy.
(d) Profound changes need to happen in the way people approach love.

15. What stopped happening to hooks when she was a child?
(a) She stopped crying.
(b) She stopped playing with friends.
(c) She stopped going to school.
(d) She stopped receving adequate love.