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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 is the favorite food of Poppy’s second-year roommate?
(a) Jicama.
(b) Celery.
(c) Carrot.
(d) Radish.
2. Which of the following words, when uttered by Rachel, serves as condemnation?
(a) Trendy.
(b) Inspired.
(c) Whimsical.
(d) Interesting.
3. Who do Poppy and Alex first meet at Buck’s house?
(a) Buck.
(b) Tara.
(c) Daisy.
(d) Michael.
4. Who is Poppy's roommate her second year at college?
(a) Clarissa.
(b) Sasha.
(c) Bonnie.
(d) Isabel.
5. What artist does Poppy and Alex note pervades the radio as they drive to Palm Springs?
(a) Billy Joel.
(b) Stevie Ray Vaughan.
(c) David Bowie.
(d) Meat Loaf.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Alex suggest as a uniform for his and Poppy’s trip to Palm Springs?
2. Where do Poppy and Alex stop for groceries?
3. Whom does Alex note Poppy would be married to had she wed at age 24?
4. What is the name of one of Poppy’s parents’ dogs?
5. What Central American country does Poppy consider visiting for R&R?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Alex describe his approach to themed parties?
2. How is Buck described when he is introduced?
3. How does Poppy describe to herself the trip to Palm Springs she wants to take with Alex?
4. What does Poppy list as her three preferred vacation destinations for her first summer trip with Alex?
5. What reason does Poppy note for her mother’s adoration of Alex?
6. What reasons does Poppy note for people subletting their apartments and renting their cars on an online travel group?
7. What reason does Poppy note Alex had had for fearing being fired?
8. How does Poppy describe the game Shark Jumping (46)?
9. The narrator notes that “On vacation, your hair changes” (1). What reasons does she give for the changes?
10. How does the narrator describe the course of her trip on Sanibel Island?
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