Paris Spleen, 1869 Quiz | One Week Quiz A

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Paris Spleen, 1869 Quiz | One Week Quiz A

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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Section 12: The Favors of the Moon, Which is the Real One?, A Thoroughbred & The Mirror.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Where does the man walk in "Plans"?
(a) Through a small village.
(b) Over a bridge.
(c) In a city.
(d) In a park.

2. In "The Eyes of the Poor", what does the narrator first say to the woman?
(a) That she is late.
(b) That he hates her.
(c) That he will not yell at her.
(d) That she is not beautiful any longer.

3. In "Which is the Real One?", what does the first beautiful woman's casket look like?
(a) A basket.
(b) A couch.
(c) A treasure chest.
(d) A shiny dome.

4. In "Which is the Real One?", why are the first beautiful woman's eyes wide?
(a) Because she is honest.
(b) Because she is full of want.
(c) Because she has seen little in the world.
(d) Because she is afraid.

5. In "The Wild Woman and the Little Mistress", what bothers the narrator about the woman?
(a) She is poor.
(b) Her sister.
(c) Her clothes are dirty.
(d) She whines.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does the Moon leave with the child in "The Favors of the Moon"?

2. Why does the narrator want something of color from the glazier in "The Bad Glazier"?

3. What does the narrator call himself in "The Wild Woman and the Little Mistress"?

4. Why does the narrator of "The Mirror" question the man looking into a mirror?

5. How does the narrator of "Which is the Real One?" sink into the ground?

(see the answer key)

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