2. Where do Boris and the narrator eat their meals?
(a) The narrator's bedroom
(b) The sewers
(c) Restaurants
(d) Homeless shelters

3. What kind of slave does the narrator say the plongeur is?
(a) A dominant slave
(b) A powerful slave
(c) A likable slave
(d) A wasted slave

4. What is the name of the elderly man in the narrator's story?
(a) Tomas
(b) Roucolle
(c) Igor
(d) Michael

5. Where do Charlie and Yvonne meet the woman from the charity?
(a) A church
(b) The street
(c) A bistro
(d) A bar

6. Where does the narrator try to catch a fish?
(a) A steam
(b) A pond
(c) The Seine
(d) Vltava

7. What does the narrator say goes out of the window when people are hungry?
(a) Money
(b) Morals
(c) Respectability
(d) Fun

8. What do the postcard sellers say they are selling?
(a) Pornography
(b) Photographs
(c) Sweets
(d) Art

9. Where does the man live who owes Boris money?
(a) Rue Fondary
(b) Coq d'Or
(c) Lens
(d) Marseille

10. What kind of children does Charlie say Yvonne had?
(a) Twins
(b) Handicapped
(c) Special
(d) Triplets

11. What does the narrator say he thought the French knew when they saw it?
(a) Good food
(b) Good wine
(c) Pretty girls
(d) Rotten meat

12. Who are the lowest paid workers at the hotel?
(a) The cooks
(b) Plongeurs
(c) Chambermaid
(d) Waiters

13. What does Yvonne stuff in her clothing?
(a) Weapons
(b) A cushion
(c) Clothes
(d) Bird feathers

14. What do the narrator think the rich imagine to be at stake if the poor are not kept in poverty?
(a) Their jobs
(b) Their liberty
(c) Their money
(d) Their children

15. Which of the following animals raid the food in the yard?
(a) Cats
(b) Mice
(c) Rabbits
(d) Dogs