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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Section 4.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Why is Boule de Suif much sought after in the story?
(a) Because of her kind, warm heart.
(b) Because of her knowledge of many subjects.
(c) Because of her connections to high society.
(d) Because of her fresh, pleasing appearance.
2. Where did Loiseau get the object he takes out in the coach on their departure from Totes?
(a) The inn in Paris.
(b) The inn in Rouen.
(c) The inn in Totes.
(d) The inn in Marseille.
3. After night falls, what does Madame de Breville offer Boule de Suif when the cold makes her shiver in the coach?
(a) Her boots.
(b) Her blanket.
(c) Her foot-warmer.
(d) Her fur collar.
4. 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?
(a) The fallen soldiers from the war.
(b) Her own wedding in Yvetot.
(c) God's mercy on the poor and weak.
(d) Her own child being rasied by peasants.
5. Why does the person who appears suddenly at the end of the street on the second day in Totes walk with in a peculiar motion with knees apart?
(a) So as not to appear bored.
(b) So as not to soil their boots.
(c) So as not to soil their overcoat.
(d) So as not to appear defeated.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Monsieur Follenvie announce about the Prussian officer as the passengers are about to sit down to dinner the first day in Totes?
2. During their gloomy luncheon the second day in Totes, what are the passengers' attitude toward Boule de Suif?
3. What do the men search for in the farmhouses beside the road that they cannot find in "Boule de Suif"?
4. In the afternoon of the third day in Totes, what tone does the Count adopt on his walk with Boule de Suif to convince her to surrender to the Prussian?
5. What is the coach floor covered with as the passengers take their seats?
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