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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Section 3.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What does Loiseau suggest the company should ask the officer after Boule de Suif leaves for church on the third day in Totes?
(a) They should ask the officer to detain half of the company and let the rest depart.
(b) They should ask the officer to detain Boule de Suif only and let the rest depart.
(c) They should ask the officer to let the entire company depart.
(d) They should ask the officer to detain them only and let Boule de Suif depart.
2. In Totes, who appeared only at meals and said nothing about the Prussian officer's request regarding Boule de Suif?
(a) The innkeepers.
(b) The women.
(c) The nuns.
(d) The men.
3. As the passengers talk about the Prussian officer, why does Madame Loiseau claim that Boule de Suif does not have the right to refuse him?
(a) Because of her trade as a prostitute.
(b) Because she insulted her on their walk.
(c) Because she can't pay her fare for the coach.
(d) Because she is in love with her husband.
4. What country are the passengers in "Boule de Suif" traveling through on a coach?
(a) France.
(b) Germany.
(c) Russia.
(d) Spain.
5. Where is the Prussian officer staying in the inn in Totes?
(a) In the back room.
(b) In the front room.
(c) In the best room.
(d) In a modest room.
Short Answer Questions
1. Why are the coach passengers frightened when they first arrive in Totes?
2. When the church bell summons the faithful on the third morning in Totes, what does Boule de Suif think about that convinces her to attend the ceremony?
3. Who breaks their jug on the table in indignation at the Prussian officer's request regarding Boule de Suif?
4. Who appears suddenly at the end of the street on their walk during the second day in Totes?
5. Who tells Monsieur Follenvie to "Kindly tell the scoundrel, that carrion of a Prussian, that I will never consent"?
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