3. What does this new information about Paris add?
(a) A layer of complexity to Paris' seemingly simple personality.
(b) Not much.
(c) A look into her childhood.
(d) A layer of intelligence not thought existing in Paris.

4. What was her purpose in wearing this shirt?
(a) To be funny.
(b) To be rude.
(c) To get attention.
(d) To be shocking.

5. What does she say about each one?
(a) Which feature she likes best.
(b) What she feels is unacceptable or unflattering.
(c) What she finds attractive in each one.
(d) What poses are the most flattering.

6. How old is Paris when this book is written?
(a) Twenty-three.
(b) Twenty-five.
(c) Twenty-eight.
(d) Twenty.

7. How does Paris feel, for her age?
(a) Strange.
(b) Very old.
(c) Very worldly.
(d) Very young.

8. What is a pose she recommends to never do?
(a) The "X" pose.
(b) The "surprised look" pose.
(c) The "Y" pose.
(d) The "scared" pose.

9. For what is Paris lucky regarding her family?
(a) Her family is attractive.
(b) She does not have to make up a famous family lineage.
(c) She has good genes.
(d) She lives near all of them.

10. What is she wearing to create this affect?
(a) A push-up bra.
(b) Hair extensions.
(c) A short skirt.
(d) Fake teeth.

11. How does Paris believe a girl should act around guys?
(a) Pretty, even if she is not.
(b) Smart, even if she is not.
(c) Rich, even if she is not.
(d) Outgoing, even if she is not.

12. Who was Paris' great-grandfather who started a hotel empire and was famous for being married to Zsa Zsa Gabor?
(a) Conrad Hilton.
(b) Joe Hilton.
(c) Tommy Hilton.
(d) Nicky Hilton.

13. What does this make one wonder about her television personality?
(a) It is somewhat like her.
(b) It is real.
(c) It is an exaggeration of her real personality.
(d) It might be contrived.

14. What does Paris feel has happened as she has gotten older?
(a) She has grown uglier.
(b) She has become more serious.
(c) She is more kind.
(d) She is more intelligent.

15. When is this acceptable to do?
(a) When he lies to her.
(b) When he hurts her.
(c) When she has broken up with the boy.
(d) When she is dating him.