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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 have a layover on her flights to Berlin?
(a) Oslo.
(b) Barcelona.
(c) Chicago.
(d) London.
2. What does the narrator say that doing things ironically sometimes leads to?
(a) Friendships.
(b) Disasters.
(c) Straightforward consequences.
(d) Legal trouble.
3. How does the narrator describe the bar where she meets her first date that she goes on through the dating website?
(a) Dumpy.
(b) Modern.
(c) Hipster.
(d) Very smoky.
4. What problem does the narrator run into using social media in Berlin?
(a) Most of the people she knows on it are asleep when she is on it due to the time-zone difference.
(b) She does not use social media at all in Berlin.
(c) She needs new eyeglasses to see the screen well enough to read it.
(d) She can not reliably connect to the internet.
5. What happens on the narrator's first date in Berlin in Part III?
(a) Her date never shows up.
(b) Her date throws up on her.
(c) Her date tells her he is just looking for a job.
(d) Her date has no money and she has to pay for the drinks.
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 narrator's friend that she writes nasty things about in her journal in school?
4. What lie does the narrator tell the guy she meets at the Greek cafe?
5. What is one characteristic of the first person the narrator meets for a date through the dating website?
Short Essay Questions
1. Where does the narrator go to try to meet people in Berlin?
2. What lie does the narrator tell Genevieve about her professional history?
3. What is one slim possibility the narrator thinks her dating experiment and assuming personas might result in?
4. Why did the narrator always say was one reason she did not want children?
5. How does the narrator eventually decide to approach all her dates?
6. How does the narrator react to the three men who corner her at the bookshop?
7. How does the narrator approach the necessity of speaking German in Berlin?
8. What problem does the narrator have navigating getting health insurance in Germany?
9. What prompts the narrator to start a profile on dating websites?
10. At the end of Part IV, what makes the narrator almost cry?
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