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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 Poppy note is supposed to be excellent on Palm Canyon Drive?
(a) Antiques shopping.
(b) Bookstores.
(c) Restaurants.
(d) Art installations.

2. What does Poppy eat for breakfast while Alex suffers from his back spasm?
(a) Croissants.
(b) Donuts.
(c) Kolaches.
(d) Bagels.

3. What does Alex bring Poppy when she is ill and cannot go on a Nordic trip?
(a) VapoRub.
(b) Coricidin.
(c) Mucinex.
(d) Robitussin.

4. What does Alex note stands with him in his dating profile picture?
(a) A biology teacher.
(b) A physics teacher.
(c) A business teacher.
(d) A band director.

5. From which Tennessee city does Poppy report her parents have a magnet?
(a) Johnson City.
(b) Lynchburg.
(c) Gatlnburg.
(d) Knoxville.

Short Answer Questions

1. From which water park does Poppy report her parents have a magnet?

2. What does Alex use as a computer password?

3. What New Zealand city does Poppy note R+R sent her?

4. To which California city does Poppy note Prince moves?

5. As which of the following does Poppy pseudonymize Alex in her travel blog?

Short Essay Questions

1. What problems does Poppy identify in Alex’s online dating profile?

2. What reason does Alex give for suggesting Poppy not wash her hair when she is ill?

3. What complaint does Poppy voice about Alex’s selections on his dating profile?

4. What does Alex’s grandmother say to Poppy about Trey?

5. Poppy notes wishing to be in Linfield whenever she is sick; why does she note as much?

6. What opinion does Alex reportedly hold of Julian?

7. How is the Hemingway-themed bar Poppy and Alex visit in San Francisco described?

8. How does Alex note usually addressing his back spasms?

9. How does Alex report his breakup with Sarah while he is with Poppy on Sanibel Island?

10. What do Poppy and Alex do on their trip to Vail, Colorado?

(see the answer keys)

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