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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who is the narrator planning to stay with at the women's march?
(a) Her mother.
(b) Her brother.
(c) Her old roommate.
(d) Her friend Jeremy.

2. Who does the narrator routinely refer to as sort of watching her story and commenting on it from the sidelines?
(a) The best friends.
(b) The singers.
(c) The ex-boyfriends.
(d) The parents.

3. Who does the narrator think of as her most successful friend?
(a) Jennifer.
(b) Kelly.
(c) Kayla.
(d) Jane.

4. Where is the narrator staying in Berlin?
(a) At a hostel.
(b) In a tent.
(c) At a friend's house.
(d) In a luxury hotel.

5. How do the narrator's friends react to her announcement of her move following Felix's death?
(a) Some of them tell her to go, and some of them tell her not to go.
(b) They try to persuade her not to go.
(c) They tell her it is a great idea.
(d) Only her best friend thinks the trip is a good idea.

6. How does the narrator figure out her boyfriend's password for his phone?
(a) By listening to the tone it makes as he types it.
(b) By asking his mother, who knows it.
(c) By randomly guessing many times.
(d) By secretly watching him type it in for weeks.

7. How does the narrator handle the knowledge of Felix's posting the conspiracy theories?
(a) She tells all her friends about it and asks for advice.
(b) She confronts him.
(c) She keeps her knowledge secret.
(d) She just walks out on him without saying anything.

8. Where does the narrator meet Felix for the first time?
(a) Chicago.
(b) San Jose.
(c) New York City.
(d) Berlin.

9. What kind of literature does the narrator remember a lot of?
(a) Twentieth-century poetry.
(b) Satire.
(c) Medieval ballads.
(d) Non-fiction.

10. What do the narrator and her coworkers spend a lot of their day doing?
(a) Eating in the break room.
(b) Listening to music.
(c) Walking outside.
(d) Looking for ideas on Twitter.

11. What does the narrator think of the streets of downtown D.C.?
(a) They are too littered with trash.
(b) They are too narrow.
(c) They are too wide.
(d) There are not enough trees lining them.

12. How does the narrator sometimes identify fans of President Trump?
(a) By their accents.
(b) By their height.
(c) By their t-shirts and haircuts.
(d) By the red hats they wear.

13. What does the narrator decide to put off doing until after the big women's protest?
(a) Dumping Felix.
(b) Getting a new job.
(c) Finding a new apartment.
(d) Writing her novel.

14. Where does the narrator go with her boyfriend on their last date?
(a) Washington D.C.
(b) A theater in New York City.
(c) A restaurant in Queens.
(d) A restaurant on the Lower East Side.

15. Why does the narrator eventually leave the women's march early?
(a) Jeremy asks her to meet him for lunch.
(b) It is too crowded for her and she feels totally uninspired.
(c) Her ankles hurt.
(d) Someone shouts at her and it shakes her up.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does the narrator find intriguing about her conversation with Felix at the bar the first night they meet?

2. Who is the narrator's boyfriend in Part I?

3. Why does the narrator keep looking at her phone even though she has no data plan in Berlin?

4. What do the narrator's friends think of her jokes following Felix's death?

5. Where is the large women's rights demonstration taking place?

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