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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Section 3.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What is the weather like as the passengers wait for their seats in "Boule de Suif"?
(a) It is sunny.
(b) It is raining.
(c) It is snowing.
(d) It is cloudy.
2. In the beginning of "Boule de Suif," the anguish of _______made men even desire the arrival of the________ .
(a) Knowledge; enemy.
(b) Knowledge; allies.
(c) Suspense; enemy.
(d) Suspense; allies.
3. What is the Prussian officer's response to their question about detention on the third day in Totes?
(a) He told Monsieur Follenvie that he would agree.
(b) He required Monsieur Follenvie to return with money.
(c) He showed Monsieur Follenvie the door.
(d) He asked Monsieur Follenvie to fetch the men.
4. On their walk the second day in Totes, why does the Count tell Loiseau that "we should be pursued at once, overtaken in ten minutes, and brought back as prisoners at the mercy of the soldiery"?
(a) Because Loiseau suggests they abandon Boule de Suif.
(b) Because Loiseau suggests they kill the Prussian.
(c) Because Loiseau suggests they escape on foot.
(d) Because Loiseau suggests they steal the carriage.
5. What does Monsieur Follenvie tell his wife to do when she comes to fetch him to go to bed during the card game?
(a) Fetch my slippers before retiring.
(b) Have a glass of milk in the drawing room.
(c) Wait up with my sherry.
(d) Put my egg-nogg by the fire.
Short Answer Questions
1. The third morning in Totes, the passengers awoke with _____faces and _______tempers.
2. Why are the coach passengers frightened when they first arrive in Totes?
3. What country are the passengers in "Boule de Suif" traveling through on a coach?
4. What is Boule de Suif's real name?
5. On their walk the second day in Totes, who states that they could not "exact so painful a sacrifice from any woman, and that the first move must come from herself"?
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