3. Who is the waitress that the narrator meets while in his reverie of Autun?
(a) Madame Picquet.
(b) Madame Parquet.
(c) Marne Beauchamps.
(d) Jeanne Marie.

4. What is one thing that holds the narrator back in his living experience in Autun?
(a) His depression.
(b) His imperfect French.
(c) His shyness.
(d) His lack of money.

5. Which of the following is NOT true about Claude Piquet?
(a) She is a divorcee.
(b) She is attractive.
(c) She is a lesbian.
(d) Her husband left her for another woman.

6. What is the narrator's Autun experience?
(a) A reality.
(b) A dream.
(c) None of these.
(d) A memory.

7. Which characteristic best describes why Philip is a good photographer?
(a) Agility.
(b) Obscurity.
(c) Curiosity.
(d) Tenacity.

8. Which of the following does NOT describe how Philip behaves toward Anne-Marie in public?
(a) Cold.
(b) Mean.
(c) Affectionate.
(d) Annoyed.

9. What season is it in Chapter 12?
(a) Fall.
(b) Winter.
(c) Summer.
(d) Spring.

10. Who is the young French girl drinking with the black American soldiers?
(a) Jeanne Marie.
(b) Louise.
(c) Anne-Marie.
(d) Jeanette.

11. What is the narrator's destination city?
(a) Autun.
(b) Aspen.
(c) Arles.
(d) Austin.

12. Why does Philip visit his father?
(a) To beg for money.
(b) To tell him about Anne-Marie.
(c) To play tennis.
(d) To have dinner.

13. Why does Danielle annoy Philip?
(a) She smokes incessantly.
(b) She chews with her mouth open.
(c) She never pays for her own meal.
(d) She is a reminder that Anne-Marie has a life apart from him.

14. Where do Philip and Anne-Marie plan a trip together?
(a) Paris.
(b) Berlin.
(c) New York.
(d) London.

15. What do the narrator's thoughts continue to revolve around in Chapter 10?
(a) Going back to college.
(b) Claude.
(c) Philip and Anne-Marie.
(d) Getting a job.