3. What question does the first line of this chapter ask?
(a) Who is the auditor?
(b) Why is the bar called Mexico City?
(c) What is a judge-penitent?
(d) Where is Amsterdan?

4. Who did Clamence have an argument with?
(a) His brother
(b) A woman on a dead horse
(c) His wife
(d) A man on a stalled motorcycle

5. What would be the motto on Clamence's sign?
(a) Don't sniff it
(b) You saw it here first
(c) Don't rely on it
(d) Love it and hate it

6. What drink does Clamence talk lyrically about?
(a) Wine
(b) Gin
(c) Whisky
(d) Vodka

7. What does Clamence accuse the Dutch of being?
(a) Witless
(b) Ignorant
(c) Humorless
(d) Arrogant

8. What nationality are the two men?
(a) French
(b) German
(c) Dutch
(d) Czech

9. What does Clamence feel when the young woman kills herself?
(a) Nothing
(b) Hurt
(c) Deep sorrow
(d) Anger

10. What was the deus ex machina's role in a play?
(a) To pronounce its end
(b) To save the maiden
(c) To kill the maiden
(d) To pronouce its beginning

11. Which of the following subjects does Clamence talk about as they walk?
(a) Socialism
(b) Hitler's death
(c) Communism
(d) Nazi genocide

12. What begins Clamence's dissertation on power?
(a) A slave trader's sign
(b) The auditor's lack of confidence
(c) The barman's presence
(d) A group of women

13. On what bridge does Clamence witness a suicide?
(a) Pont Cafe
(b) Pont des Art
(c) Du Pont
(d) Pont Royal

14. What does Clamence say his own sign would look like?
(a) Both his mother and father
(b) A two face Janus
(c) Jack on the Beanstalk
(d) Hell's flames

15. What does Clamence say he is successful with?
(a) Defending criminals
(b) The stock market
(c) The opposite sex
(d) Money