1. What question did the analytics CEO ask Wiener on the occasion of her one-year anniversary with the company?
(a) If it was what she had always envisioned herself as doing.
(b) If it was the longest or shortest year of her life.
(c) If it was better than publishing.
(d) If she liked it there.

2. Why did Wiener not like the idea of using ride-sharing apps?
(a) It seemed unsafe to her.
(b) It seemed too exploitative.
(c) It seemed too lazy.
(d) It seemed too expensive.

3. What was one of the problem-solving questions Wiener's interviewer asked her at the startup in Part I?
(a) How would she calculate the mass of the building they were in?
(b) How would she calculate her own salary?
(c) How would she calculate how much pizza it would take to cover the floor of Grand Central Station?
(d) How would she calculate the number of people working for the U.S. postal system?

4. What feeling did Wiener sometimes get while looking for a new job in Part III?
(a) She was overqualified for most tech jobs.
(b) She would never have a marketable skill.
(c) She was underqualified for most publishing jobs.
(d) She was applying for summer camp.

5. What happened every Tuesday at noon when Wiener worked at the data analytics startup?
(a) Over a hundred sirens sounded to test San Francisco's emergency warning system.
(b) Lunch is catered.
(c) A new speaker from the tech industry tells the workers how to be more productive.
(d) The CEO does a music performance.