Perfection: A Novel Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What characterized Anna and Tom’s new friendship circle in Berlin? (from Pages 24 – 41)

International, loosely connected, and centered on the art scene.

Entirely professional relationships from their workplace.

Tight-knit and long-lasting friendships.

Mostly made up of lifelong German friends.

2.

What influenced Anna and Tom’s decision to move to Berlin? (from Pages 1 – 23)

A job offer from a major tech company.

Frustration with life in their southern European home city.

A desire to escape political unrest in their country.

A scholarship to study German history.

3.

What realization did Anna and Tom come to after the migration crisis? (from Pages 67 – 79 )

That there was a flakiness and vanity in their lifestyle.

That they should switch careers entirely.

That they wanted to return to their home country.

That Berlin was no longer a creative city.

4.

What pattern did Anna and Tom fall into regarding their sex life? (from Pages 24 – 41)

They actively avoided any experimentation or change.

They relied entirely on advice from friends about their relationship.

They sought adventurous experiences but always returned to their familiar routine.

They had a very active and varied sex life with many partners.

5.

What was one way Anna and Tom tried to support the refugee community? (from Pages 42 – 66)

They opened their apartment to house refugee families.

They taught German classes at the refugee camp.

They created jobs for refugees in their design agency.

They used their apartment as a donation drop-off point.

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