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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. What do Marcus and Darcy argue about before he kicks her out of his apartment?

2. What does Darcy manipulate Marcus into attending?

3. Where does Ethan go to do his writing?

4. Where does Ethan suggest Darcy spend her day?

5. Darcy decides she wants to get married to Marcus in what way?

Short Essay Questions

1. What makes Darcy and Marcus' breakup different from her other breakups?

2. What is Darcy's mother's reaction to Darcy's pregnancy?

3. Are Dex and Darcy very similar people?

4. Why is Darcy upset by her brother, Jeremy, and his girlfriend, Lauren's, engagement?

5. Describe the discourse between Darcy and her parents.

6. How does Darcy deal with Claire betraying her secret?

7. Describe Lauren, Darcy's future sister-in-law.

8. Why does Darcy reject her childhood friend, Annalise's, first suggestion about her situation?

9. How does Darcy feel when Ethan leaves her alone to unpack in order to get some work done?

10. How does Dex feel about Darcy when he finds out she lied about the baby being his?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Darcy and Ethan also exchange "love yous." As Darcy is on bed rest, how is her love for Ethan similar or different from her love for Geoffrey? Who do you think she loves more - is it possible to measure or quantify love? Is it possible to love two men at the same time?

Essay Topic 2

Darcy and Rachel have a long history together. However, it is not always a pleasant history. In fifth grade, Darcy asked out the boy that Rachel liked, she said she got into the university that Rachel coveted and was rejected from, and she blames Rachel for her and Dex's breakup. Write about the meaning of friendship and if Darcy and Rachel are true friends.

Essay Topic 3

Darcy continually views herself as the victim, despite that fact that she also acted in very hurtful ways. Darcy continually displays self-centered behaviors and assumes the world revolves around her. Where do you suppose this mentality came from? Was she born with it or did she learn it over time?

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