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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What does Bram mean is his March 24th email when he tells Simon, "Nope. It's not working" (106)? (from Pages 94 - 111)

He expects Simon to transfer to his university.

He doesn't want to attend NYU any longer.

He wants to break up with Simon.

A long-distance relationship is not working well for either of them.

2.

What does Abby admit to Leah in her December 10th letter when she is exhausted from studying for finals week? (from Pages 54 - 79)

That she is in love with Leah.

That she has been doubting their relationship and wants to seek counseling.

That she thinks she and Leah should break up.

That she has not been performing well in her classes.

3.

How does Leah react to Simon's surprise birthday plan for Bram? (from Pages 54 - 79)

She is worried that Simon will get his heart broken.

She tells him that it is a terrible idea.

She is supportive of whatever Simon wants to do.

She thinks it is boring and does not want to participate.

4.

Why is Simon flustered when writing the first email to Bram on Aug. 28th? (from Pages 1 - 23)

The two have never written emails to each other before.

Simon and Bram usually make fun of people who use such a primitive mode of communication.

It reminds him of how their relationship began in secret during their junior year of high school.

Simon has never been confident in his writing abilities and is worried that Bram will judge him.

5.

What was Nick's realization about wanting to "freeze time" (82-83)? (from Pages 80 - 93)

That most people want to "freeze time" when they are too overwhelmed with their daily lives.

That saying you want to "freeze time" means that you want to select which memories you will keep forever.

That wanting to "freeze time" is a romantic, irresponsible, and childish way to live.

That saying you want to "freeze time" means that you never want to move on in life.

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