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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 is one place the narrator's first dating-site date tells her he has worked?
(a) The Flowingbell.
(b) The John F. Kennedy School at Harvard.
(c) The Modern Museum of Art.
(d) The New School.

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

3. What lie does the narrator tell the guy she meets at the Greek cafe?
(a) She is a dancer.
(b) She was born in Germany.
(c) She works as a pub crawl tour guide.
(d) Her mother just died.

4. What blogging platform does the narrator remember using back in middle school?
(a) WordBook.
(b) Helper.
(c) LiveJournal.
(d) Writer.

5. What scene does the narrator witness that she thinks reflects poorly on its subjects?
(a) Two American women have a dog in a cafe that frightens a little boy.
(b) An American woman yells at a taxi driver.
(c) An American man hits a child in public.
(d) A Spanish woman berates a waiter for bringing her the wrong order.

Short Answer Questions

1. 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?

2. What does the narrator decide to do after her first date in Berlin?

3. Who is the first person the narrator goes on a date with in Berlin that she was matched with through a dating site?

4. What does the narrator imagine about the man she meets at the Greek cafe?

5. What food does the narrator often eat in Berlin?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does the narrator eventually decide to approach all her dates?

2. How does the narrator describe time spent on Twitter?

3. How does the narrator approach the necessity of speaking German in Berlin?

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

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

6. Where does the narrator initially turn for advice on how to get a visa in Germany?

7. Why does the narrator start to get annoyed as she goes on more and more first dates?

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

9. What is one reason the narrator found it comforting to be around Felix that she reveals in Part IV?

10. What does the narrator do to her friend Kayla in middle school that is terrible?

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