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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. How does Huguenau feel about the attention Marguerite gives him?
(a) Pleased.
(b) Fearful.
(c) Confused.
(d) Annoyed.
2. Why does August wish to expose Bertrand?
(a) To balance out Bertrand's imprisonment.
(b) He hates Bertrand.
(c) He is jealous of Bertrand.
(d) He promises Erna that he will do so.
3. Who is Ruzena?
(a) A maid.
(b) A young prostitute.
(c) A local merchant.
(d) A seamstress.
4. What happens to Harry in Part Two, Chapter IV?
(a) He kills himself.
(b) He finds a new job.
(c) He gets married.
(d) He meets Elisabeth.
5. In Part Two, Chapter IV, what do Mother Hentjen and August have a terrible fight over?
(a) Her homosexuality.
(b) Her miserliness and mistrust.
(c) His wish to go to America and her dead husband's portrait.
(d) Her relationship with Martin.
Short Answer Questions
1. Why is August fired from his job?
2. Who is Mother Hentjen?
3. What type of existence does Marie lead?
4. What do the doctors at the hospital feel they are doing with the patients?
5. Whom does Korn begin an affair with?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Huguenau become a deserter and does he fear capture?
2. What happens when Joachim's father hears that Bertrand must go away on business?
3. Why does August visit homosexual haunts?
4. How does Joachim feel about the use of gas in war?
5. Why is August sacked from his job?
6. What does Huguenau tell Marguerite they will do once they are rich?
7. What is Hanna's marriage compared with?
8. How does Mother Hentjen feel about her customers and her business?
9. Once in the town of Moselle, what business does Huguenau decide to pursue and who is the current owner of the business when Huguenau takes an interest in it?
10. How do people regard business in Part Three, Chapter I - VII and how are businessmen perceived?
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