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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. What does the narrator say that doing things ironically sometimes leads to?
(a) Disasters.
(b) Legal trouble.
(c) Straightforward consequences.
(d) Friendships.

2. What question does the narrator ask herself after going on her first date with the person she meets through the dating website?
(a) Will she ever meet someone she likes?
(b) What would Felix have said about her in this situation?
(c) Will she have to move back to America to meet someone who likes her?
(d) Who is open on a first date?

3. What lie does the narrator tell one date about all her ex-boyfriends?
(a) They were all blond.
(b) They were all Germans.
(c) They were all Americans.
(d) They were all Geminis.

4. Where is Nell from?
(a) Los Angeles.
(b) San Francisco.
(c) London.
(d) Barcelona.

5. 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.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does the narrator decide to do on her future dates with men from the dating website?

2. What does the narrator tell her date when she is pretending to be a Taurus?

3. Who is the first man to ask the narrator on a date in Berlin?

4. What does the narrator often do as she walks the babies in the morning?

5. Why does the narrator not want to return to New York City in Part III?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does the narrator find an apartment to rent in Berlin?

2. Why did the narrator always say was one reason she did not want children?

3. What prompts the narrator to start a profile on dating websites?

4. What problem does the narrator have navigating getting health insurance in Germany?

5. What do the ex-boyfriends tell the narrator about Twitter?

6. What does the narrator think that an orgasm can be, especially if it is dramatic?

7. What lie does the narrator tell Genevieve about her professional history?

8. What does the narrator eventually decide to base the personalities of her characters for her dates on?

9. What is one slim possibility the narrator thinks her dating experiment and assuming personas might result in?

10. What is the basis of Relationship Anarchy as the narrator understands it?

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