4. What does the narrator of Biased notice about the nearby passengers?
(a) They are all reading newspapers.
(b) They are all male.
(c) They are all carrying briefcases.
(d) They are all female.

5. How is the overcoat described in Visual?
(a) Itchy.
(b) Musty, like the back of a closet after a long summer.
(c) Navy blue.
(d) Rasping with the movement of walking.

6. What makes Ode unique compared to all other variations in Exercises in Style?
(a) It includes musical accompaniment.
(b) It tells the story from the perspective of the second man.
(c) It includes illustrations.
(d) It is the inspiration for a collection of poems by Queneau.

7. According to the narrator of Awkward, what is the most difficult part of writing the story?
(a) The transition.
(b) The denouement.
(c) The exposition.
(d) The climax.

8. What is West Indian replacing in Exercises in Style?
(a) Villanelle.
(b) Paysan.
(c) Vacation.
(d) Italianismes.

9. What sense is the focus of Gustatory?
(a) Touch.
(b) Taste.
(c) Smell.
(d) Sight.

10. How does the narrator of Feminine describe the man's friend?
(a) Unintelligent-looking.
(b) Nice-looking.
(c) Snobbish.
(d) Adorable.

11. To what animal is the man's neck compared in Zoological?
(a) Swan.
(b) Ostrich.
(c) Giraffe.
(d) Snake.

12. What variation is Opera English replacing in Exercises in Style?
(a) West Indian.
(b) Anglicismes.
(c) Javanais.
(d) Italianismes.

13. What terminology is used in Gastronomical?
(a) Words and phrases dealing with gaseous elements.
(b) Medical.
(c) Coffee-related.
(d) Food-related.

14. What does the literary term "apostrophe" mean? (Not the punctuation mark.)
(a) A character used to highlight a specific trait in another character.
(b) A reference to a well known historical or religious person, event, or idea.
(c) An address to an inanimate object.
(d) A seventeen-line poem using a specific rhyme scheme and repetition.

15. What is characteristic about the events in Antiphrasis?
(a) They are described as the opposite of the basic story.
(b) There are no events described in Antiphrasis.
(c) They are described in the exact reverse order of the basic story.
(d) The events are believed to have occurred several times already.