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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Section 3.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Why does Boule de Suif refuse Cornudet their first night in Totes?
(a) Because she would not suffer to spy on her neighbors.
(b) Because she would not suffer to speak to the enemy.
(c) Because she would not suffer to dine with a loathsome companion.
(d) Because she would not suffer to be caressed with the enemy nearby.
2. What object does Cornudet use that is described as "admirably colored to a black the shade of its owner's teeth"?
(a) A Bible.
(b) A wallet.
(c) A jug.
(d) A pipe.
3. What does Boule de Suif stammer when she returns from her meeting with Prussian officer when they first arrive in Totes?
(a) "Oh, the coward, the coward!"
(b) "Oh, the hero, the hero!"
(c) "Oh, the rascal, the rascal!"
(d) "Oh, the scoundrel! The scoundrel!"
4. In "Boule de Suif," Loiseau sold very _____wine at a very ____price.
(a) Good; low.
(b) Bad; low.
(c) Good; high.
(d) Bad; high.
5. In "Boule de Suif," why could no one mention Loiseau's name without adding that he was an "extraordinary man"?
(a) Because of his practical jokes.
(b) Because of his gorgeous wife.
(c) Because of his excellent wine.
(d) Because of his fortune.
Short Answer Questions
1. When the ladies talk about the Prussian soldier on their walk the second day, why does Madame Carre-Lamadon state that she regrets the soldier is not a Frenchman?
2. Why are the married women "utterly humiliated" at being met by the person on their walk the second day?
3. During their first supper in Totes, who states "War is a barbarous proceeding when we attack a peaceful neighbor, but it is a sacred duty when undertaken in defense of one' country."
4. How does the person who suddenly appears at the end of the street acknowledge the passengers?
5. As they talked on their walk the second day in Totes, what is the prevailing feeling among the women?
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