1. Which of the following assertions is made about scenes in the figure Making Scenes/Scene?
(a) Scenes are productive ways to resolve a conflict.
(b) Scenes prove that the other is consolable.
(c) Scenes leaves an indelible scar on its participants.
(d) No scene has meaning or moves toward enlightenment and transformation.

2. In Blue Coat and Yellow Vest/habiliment, what specifically does the "blue coat and yellow vest" refer to?
(a) To the narrator's favorite outfit.
(b) To the costume of travelers.
(c) To clothing worn by the other that becomes a fetish object.
(d) To clothing worn by the character Werther.

3. Blue Coat and Yellow Vest/Habiliment refers, in general, to which kind of clothing?
(a) The clothes worn by the object of love at their first meeting.
(b) That worn by the subject during the amorous encounter or with the intention to seduce.
(c) That which the lover borrows from the loved being.
(d) What the subject hopes to see the object of love wear.

4. According to the author, what does the term "adorable" represent, or stand in for, in the lover's discourse?
(a) The opposite of what it appears to mean.
(b) The poetic possibilities of the lover's imagination.
(c) The lover's anxiety about rejection by the loved object.
(d) Everything: all the qualities that attach the lover to the loved object.

5. What does the following phrase, "No clergyman attended," refer to?
(a) To the last sentence in Werther which closes the scene of his burial.
(b) To the title of a poem by Baudelaire.
(c) To a death scene in a novel by Zola.
(d) To a wedding scene in one of Proust's novels.