2. Who is the first person the narrator goes on a date with in Berlin that she was matched with through a dating site?
(a) Henry.
(b) Fred.
(c) Bergman.
(d) Paul.

3. What does Felix ask the narrator during a long night of drinking and making out in a bar?
(a) If she thinks she wants to get married someday.
(b) If she has any sexual fantasies.
(c) If she would really like to be a journalist.
(d) If she would like to move in with him.

4. What food does the narrator often eat in Berlin?
(a) Yogurt.
(b) Ice cream.
(c) Salad.
(d) Falafel.

5. Where is the woman the narrator is subletting from living in Part III?
(a) America.
(b) Portugal.
(c) England.
(d) Spain.

6. Who is the first person the narrator asks to go to her visa appointment with her?
(a) Frieda.
(b) Felix.
(c) Bergman.
(d) Henry.

7. What health insurance does the narrator choose to fulfil her visa application requirement?
(a) TK.
(b) Friedenberg.
(c) Spitzl.
(d) Allied.

8. What surprises the narrator about the date she goes on in which she pretends her star sign is Leo?
(a) The date is also a writer.
(b) The date is Spanish.
(c) The date is a psychologist, which scares her.
(d) The date has read a lot of her online writing.

9. What does Nell suggest that the narrator and she do together?
(a) Have dinner.
(b) Search for jobs together.
(c) Water ski.
(d) Start a writing group.

10. What does a man outside the narrator's apartment try to practice with her one day, to her chagrin?
(a) His English.
(b) Badminton.
(c) Tennis.
(d) His comedy act.

11. What does the narrator think about the consequences of public character building?
(a) They are not as fun or useful as the fantasy of social media fame suggests.
(b) They are unrealistic.
(c) They might get a person a good new job.
(d) They are the kind of thing parents think is a good idea until they actually happen.

12. Why does the narrator tell her new roommate she is in Berlin?
(a) She is doing graduate school there.
(b) She got a new job there.
(c) Her parents once lived there and she wants to see what it is like.
(d) She used to live there with her boyfriend.

13. What theory does the first person the narrator is matched with through the dating site tell her about that she has never heard of before?
(a) Chaos Theory.
(b) Relationship Anarchy.
(c) Relationship Friends.
(d) Friends and then Enemies.

14. What does one of the obnoxious British men at the meeting in Part III ask the narrator that makes the narrator mad?
(a) Why Americans vote the way they do.
(b) Why Americans are all so fat.
(c) Why Americans are such good writers.
(d) Why Americans are all so stupid.

15. What movie does the narrator's mother take her to when she is 7 years old?
(a) Back to the Future.
(b) The Idiot.
(c) Buffy.
(d) Harriet the Spy.