2. Daniel has slept with so many women that he cannot even remember them. What does this tell the reader about him?
(a) Daniel has changed.
(b) He does not value the women he dates.
(c) Daniel drinks too much.
(d) Bridget is a very understanding girlfriend.

3. Who are Magda and Jeremy?
(a) Two of Bridget's single friends.
(b) The names of her imaginary babies with Daniel.
(c) Two of Bridget's co-workers.
(d) Two of Bridget's married friends.

4. Which of the following is NOT a theme in Bridget's lists?
(a) Relationships.
(b) Self-Improvement.
(c) Friendships.
(d) Weight loss.

5. Bridget becomes worried that Daniel is cheating on her. This is an example of what?
(a) Foreshadow.
(b) Tone.
(c) Irony.
(d) Mood.

6. Why does Bridget consider her crush on Daniel Cleaver to be "pathetic"?
(a) She doesn't think her crush is pathetic.
(b) Because Miss Moneypenny likes him.
(c) Because he is her boss.
(d) Because he is a chauvinist.

7. Bridget resolves to become more responsible with her money. Which of the following does she decide to start doing?
(a) Buy culinary devices so she may eat at home more.
(b) Stay at her current job and begin a pension plan.
(c) Purge her flat of extra stuff and have a garage sale.
(d) Start to save money in a savings account.

8. Bridget resolves not to become annoyed with "Mum, Una Alconbury or Perpetua." What does this resolution foreshadow about Bridget's relationships with these women?
(a) They will not play an important part in the story.
(b) They will create conflicts with Bridget.
(c) They do not like Bridget.
(d) They will try to help Bridget with her list.

9. What does Bridget's birthday show the reader about her friends?
(a) They don't want to hang out at her flat.
(b) She doesn't have enough friends for a party.
(c) They don't like her cooking.
(d) They know her well and do not judge her.

10. What is the assumption made about single people who are Bridget's age?
(a) It is assumed they need help finding a date.
(b) It is assumed they never want to have children.
(c) People assume they are boring.
(d) People assume they are gay.

11. What does Bridget's mum want when she calls her at work?
(a) To meet Daniel.
(b) To use Bridget for a story.
(c) To go out for lunch.
(d) To discuss her father.

12. As they are driving to their hotel, Daniel and Bridget begin to discuss current events. Why does Daniel begin to treat Bridget like she is dumb?
(a) He does not like her opinion on the subject.
(b) She is lying about the event.
(c) He does not want to admit that he cannot answer her questions.
(d) She doesn't know what she is talking about.

13. Where does Bridget meet her friends after work the day she and Daniel begin flirting by email?
(a) A party.
(b) At her flat.
(c) A bar.
(d) The mall.

14. What is the author trying to say about body image and self-esteem?
(a) That thin does not mean happiness.
(b) Most people think thin looks healthy.
(c) Every woman looks better thinner.
(d) Skinny women like themselves better.

15. Bridget finally convinces Daniel to take a mini-vacation with her. How does Daniel know the only other person at the hotel?
(a) She is his mother's friend.
(b) She is a friend of Bridget's.
(c) He has slept with her.
(d) He used to work with her.