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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. What is the main reason Philip spends time with Anne-Marie.
(a) Spiritual.
(b) Business.
(c) Sex.
(d) Conversation.
2. Which characteristic best describes why Philip is a good photographer?
(a) Obscurity.
(b) Tenacity.
(c) Agility.
(d) Curiosity.
3. Which university did Philip attend?
(a) Yale.
(b) Princeton.
(c) Harvard.
(d) Stanford.
4. What does the narrator wish he had the courage to do?
(a) Return to college.
(b) Marry Claude.
(c) Live an unconventional life.
(d) Confront his father.
5. Where does the narrator go after seeing the children's game?
(a) Home.
(b) A cafe.
(c) A museum.
(d) A library.
Short Answer Questions
1. Which of the following traits does NOT describe the narrator?
2. Which of the following does NOT describe how Philip behaves toward Anne-Marie in public?
3. Which of the following is NOT a source of information for the narrator regarding his stories of Philip and Anne-Marie?
4. What does Anne-Marie compliment about Philip when they return to Anne-Marie's room?
5. What does Philip notice about Anne-Marie's body when they shower together?
Short Essay Questions
1. How do thoughts of Philip and Anne-Marie's intimacy make the narrator feel even more alone?
2. What is at the core of Philip attraction to Anne-Marie?
3. Describe the scene when Philip goes to Anne-Marie's parents' home for dinner.
4. What are the narrator's secret thoughts about Anne-Marie in Chapter 17?
5. How does Philip view Anne-Marie's subordination and how does he plan to capitalize on it?
6. How does the author provide some foreshadowing of Philip's future?
7. What is revealed about Philip's personality from his actions?
8. How can the narrator be characterized as observant?
9. What does the narrator learn about Philip and about himself as he gets to know him?
10. Describe a typical day for the narrator in Autun.
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