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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 the author write about in detail in Chapter 12?
(a) Becoming a millionaire.
(b) Finding your soul mate.
(c) Writing a novel.
(d) Preparing a plane for take-off.

2. Over what is the lawsuit Bach files?
(a) Breaking a contract.
(b) For making changes to a film without approval.
(c) Copyright infringement.
(d) Slander.

3. While on the trip Bach recounts in Chapter 2, where did Bach meet a woman?
(a) On a bus.
(b) In a pub.
(c) On the beach.
(d) On the subway.

4. Bach becomes frightened when he hears a noise. What does this noise turn out to be?
(a) A squirrel.
(b) A dog.
(c) A timber wolf.
(d) A raccoon.

5. Where does Bach learn Leslie lived while she grew up?
(a) Her grandparents' house.
(b) Her Dad's house.
(c) Her Mom's house.
(d) In foster homes.

Short Answer Questions

1. Bach says flying remains fun until what?

2. What does Bach begin to lose motivation for at the end of Chapter 10?

3. What does Bach wish for in Chapter 10?

4. What does Bach realize about Leslie while they are playing chess?

5. Which woman has been the closest to being Bach's soul mate?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Bach feel he needs to hire a full-time financial manager?

2. What is comical about the night that Bach meets Donald Shimoda?

3. As Bach is giving people chances to fly in his plane with him, why is he secretly disappointed?

4. How does Bach start to take notice of Leslie in a new way after they eat ice cream together?

5. What does Bach say about mistakes in Chapter 11?

6. What does Bach realize as he waits for Leslie to park the car at the airport?

7. When does Bach say flying is fun?

8. What does Kathy want when she calls Bach in Chapter 15?

9. What makes the owner of the café in Florida look strangely at Bach in Chapter 2?

10. What does Leslie tell Bach about her childhood?

(see the answer keys)

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