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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

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

2. How does the narrator begin to feel after about five drinks?
(a) Very drunk.
(b) Confused.
(c) Like her true self.
(d) Pretty.

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

4. What does the narrator find intriguing about her conversation with Felix at the bar the first night they meet?
(a) He asks her what she wants to be doing in ten years.
(b) He asks her a lot of questions about herself.
(c) He asks her to marry him.
(d) He asks her what her Zodiac sign is.

5. What is one of the best lessons the narrator says she ever learned?
(a) How to use a coat hanger to pick a lock.
(b) How to really embrace sadness.
(c) How to disable an attacker in one quick motion.
(d) The concept of sunk cost.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does the narrator sometimes identify fans of President Trump?

2. Where does the narrator meet Felix for the first time?

3. How do the narrator's friends react to her announcement of her move following Felix's death?

4. When does the narrator cry for the first time after finding out about Felix's death?

5. Where and when does the narrator usually write her longer stories?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does the narrator find out about Felix's posting conspiracy theories?

2. What is unusual about the narrator's first conversation with Felix?

3. What does the narrator often hear, as a generality, that her generation values?

4. What does Felix's mother do after his death in regards to the narrator that the narrator thinks is strange?

5. How does the narrator react to finding out about Felix's conspiracy theory postings?

6. Why does the narrator search for Felix online even though she already has his contact information?

7. Who tells the narrator that Felix is a strange person and warns her about him?

8. How does the narrator feel about her job writing for the website she works for?

9. Why does the narrator go to the Women's March?

10. Who does the narrator sometimes refer to, almost as a type of Greek Chorus, and what does this group's purpose seem to be?

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