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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through The Snows of Kilimanjaro.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Where does Harry describe renting a trout stream after the war as his companion dictates?
(a) The Redwood Forest
(b) The White Forest
(c) The Black Forest
(d) The Aspen Forest
2. What location does Harry describe to his dictating companion, where “the flower sellers dyed their flowers in the street and the dye ran over the paving where the autobus started”?
(a) Asnieres-sur-Seine
(b) Aubervilliers
(c) The Place Contrescarpe
(d) Montparnasse
3. Harry tells his companion in the evening as they sit by the fire, “You know the only thing I've never lost is” what?
(a) Curiosity
(b) Gratitude
(c) Talent
(d) Love
4. In Harry’s flashback to living in the woodcutter’s house, he recalls sleeping on mattresses filled with what?
(a) Beech leaves
(b) Palm leaves
(c) Juniper leaves
(d) Tobacco leaves
5. In Harry’s flashback to fleeing from a British gunner subaltern with a woman, they get into a taxi and go to what location along the Bosphorus?
(a) Viltas Villari
(b) Karanfil Sk
(c) Rimmily Hissa
(d) Maya Villari
Short Answer Questions
1. Harry’s companion tells him when she returns from hunting, “The boys have the wood all ready and the grass to make” what?
2. The narrator says that Harry planned this safari in the hopes that he could burn what off his soul in “the way a fighter went to the mountains to work and train in order to burn it out of his body”?
3. One of Harry’s flashbacks describes a trip for Anatolia. On this trip, Harry remembers riding all day through fields of what kinds of flowers?
4. Who is described in a flashback of Christmas day as having “flown across the lines to bomb the Austrian officers' leave train, machine-gunning them as they scattered and ran”?
5. What drink does Harry ask the African servant to bring him in the beginning of the story?
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