Paris Spleen, 1869 Quiz | Eight Week Quiz B

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Paris Spleen, 1869 Quiz | Eight Week Quiz B

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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Section 4: The Bad Glazier, At One in the Morning, The Wild Woman and the Little Mistress & Crowds.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In "To Each His Chimera", what color is the sky?
(a) Black.
(b) Blue.
(c) Red.
(d) Gray.

2. In "To Each His Chimera", how does the narrator describe the chimera on the backs of the men?
(a) That they are invisible.
(b) That they are part of the men.
(c) That they are supporting the men.
(d) That they are wings.

3. What does the narrator of "A Joker" think of his society?
(a) That it is "growing poorer."
(b) That it is being taken over by animals.
(c) That it is a "splendid imbecile."
(d) That it is "well educated."

4. How does the narrator of "The Fool and Venus" describe the day?
(a) Horrible.
(b) Beautiful.
(c) Complicated.
(d) Wonderful.

5. In the beginning of "At One in the Morning", how does the narrator feel about his life?
(a) Pleased.
(b) Upset.
(c) Amused.
(d) Disgusted.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does the narrator describe the dog after he smells the perfume in "The Dog and the Vial"?

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

3. After the narrator wakes up in "The Double Room", what does he realize he must do?

4. In "The Foreigner", what does Baudelaire say he does not know the latitude of?

5. In "A Joker", what does the donkey do when he sees the man?

(see the answer key)

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