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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 did Bach find out had happened to his money?
(a) Stan lost it.
(b) Someone stole it.
(c) Eleanor has it.
(d) Bach spent all of it.

2. What shocks Bach while he and Leslie are driving home from the movie?
(a) His comfort with Leslie.
(b) Leslie tells him she loves him.
(c) Leslie curses.
(d) The traffic is terrible.

3. Leslie and Bach have a conversation in Chapter 18. What is this conversation about?
(a) Their families.
(b) Their future.
(c) Money.
(d) Love.

4. Why does Leslie call Bach to come over in Chapter 29?
(a) She has a gift for him.
(b) She has something to tell him.
(c) She wants to see him.
(d) She is sick and needs pampered.

5. What are Bach and Leslie doing at the start of Chapter 27?
(a) Sailing.
(b) Flying.
(c) Sitting.
(d) Walking.

Short Answer Questions

1. Bach tells Leslie that their relationship is one of _____ in Chapter 18.

2. How does Bach say Leslie should get to her appointment in Chapter 26?

3. What does Leslie tell Bach about money in Chapter 18?

4. What makes Richard see how perfect Leslie really is?

5. What had Leslie hoped to do with her life?

Short Essay Questions

1. What advice does the future Richard give the present day Richard?

2. What does Leslie swear she is going to teach Bach?

3. Why does Leslie tell Bach that his search for a soul mate may be tainted?

4. What is irresponsible of Bach?

5. Bach realizes that he is at a point where he has a big choice to make. What is this choice?

6. How does the IRS feel about Bach's devastating ordeal?

7. How does Leslie view a connection between personality and beauty?

8. Why does Leslie tell Bach she is not involved with any of the Hollywood crowd?

9. Leslie writes Bach a letter. What is this letter about?

10. What is Bach's reaction to the ultimatum the IRS has issued regarding taxes?

(see the answer keys)

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