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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 does Mme. Azaire bring to the dyers families?
(a) Food.
(b) Money.
(c) Milk.
(d) Clothing.
2. What is Fritz?
(a) A bomb.
(b) A game.
(c) A cocktail.
(d) A prostitute.
3. Who does Stephen write to prior to going into battle at the Front?
(a) His mother.
(b) His sister.
(c) Isabelle.
(d) Chloe.
4. What does Colonel Gray advise Stephen to do?
(a) Rally his troops to attack the Germans.
(b) Make himself indispensable.
(c) Study medicine for a career after the war.
(d) Return home for the duration of the war.
5. What does Isabelle trust Stephen to do?
(a) Make the decision about their life.
(b) Return to England with no more contact.
(c) Guide her husband's business profitably.
(d) Not break Lisette's heart.
Short Answer Questions
1. What information does Isabelle withhold from Stephen?
2. How is Stephen wounded?
3. Where does Stephen take Weir to pay for a prostitute?
4. What does Stephen talk about when Weir asks him to talk about anything other than the war?
5. Who is aware of the affair between Stephen and Isabelle?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Jack's letter from his wife foreshadow?
2. What does Isabelle do on the boat outing that foreshadows her romance with Stephen?
3. Why does Stephen write to Isabelle prior to a big battle?
4. Why does Isabelle fear that Stephen's feelings for her have changed after their sexual encounter?
5. What does Stephen discover about Isabelle when he follows her to Lucien Lebrun's house one day?
6. How does Stephen punish Jack for falling asleep on sentry duty?
7. Why does the prostitute forgive Stephen for cutting her leg?
8. What are some things that could account for the contentious nature between Azaire and Isabelle?
9. How does Jack feel about the letter he receives from his wife, Margaret?
10. Why does Stephen vow to protect Isabelle and how does she feel about it?
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