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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. Who is the narrator's roommate in Berlin?
(a) Frieda.
(b) Selma.
(c) Kate.
(d) Jennfier.
2. What lie does the narrator tell one date about all her ex-boyfriends?
(a) They were all Germans.
(b) They were all blond.
(c) They were all Geminis.
(d) They were all Americans.
3. What surprises the narrator about her approach to dating in Part IV?
(a) It is making her angry.
(b) It is making her sad.
(c) It is taking more research than she had anticipated.
(d) It is much more fun than she thought it would be.
4. How does the narrator describe the bar where she meets her first date that she goes on through the dating website?
(a) Modern.
(b) Very smoky.
(c) Hipster.
(d) Dumpy.
5. What does the narrator have to do with the twins every morning?
(a) Feed them.
(b) Have them listen to music.
(c) Walk them.
(d) Sing to them.
Short Answer Questions
1. What do even altruistic acts contain, according to the first person the narrator meets through the dating website?
2. What does the narrator tell the German PhD student she used to study?
3. What does one of the obnoxious British men at the meeting in Part III ask the narrator that makes the narrator mad?
4. What German word does the narrator flub in trying to process her health insurance?
5. What does the narrator realizes often happens on the dating websites when she asks to meet someone in person?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does the narrator eventually decide to approach all her dates?
2. What job does the narrator get in Part IV?
3. How does the narrator react to the three men who corner her at the bookshop?
4. How does the narrator approach the necessity of speaking German in Berlin?
5. At the end of Part IV, what makes the narrator almost cry?
6. How does the narrator find an apartment to rent in Berlin?
7. How does the narrator describe time spent on Twitter?
8. Where does the narrator go to try to meet people in Berlin?
9. What lie does the narrator tell Genevieve about her professional history?
10. Where does the narrator initially turn for advice on how to get a visa in Germany?
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