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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. When does the narrator cry for the first time after finding out about Felix's death?
(a) When she talks to her mother.
(b) When she gets back to her apartment.
(c) When she talks to her best friend.
(d) When she gets back to Jeremy's apartment.

2. What do the narrator's friends think of her jokes following Felix's death?
(a) They are the best jokes she has ever told.
(b) They are juvenile.
(c) They are attempts to mask her pain.
(d) They are genuinely funny.

3. Why does the narrator keep looking at her phone even though she has no data plan in Berlin?
(a) Out of happiness.
(b) Out of compulsion.
(c) Out of fear.
(d) Out of anger.

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

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

Short Answer Questions

1. What does the person the narrator meets on her way to the grocery store ask her?

2. What kind of attitudes does the narrator say people who work in video production usually have?

3. What kind of classes does the narrator take in Part II?

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

5. Who does the narrator meet on her way to the grocery store in Part II?

Short Essay Questions

1. What inklings of dishonesty did the narrator see in Felix before she discovers his big secret?

2. What does the narrator do after learning about Felix's death?

3. How does the narrator describe her use of social media?

4. How does Felix tell the narrator he feels about America?

5. How does the narrator feel about the Women's March once she is there?

6. Who approaches the narrator repeatedly when she goes to buy breakfast ingredients, and what does this person do to her?

7. What was the narrator planning to do when she got back from the Women's March?

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

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

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

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