2. Why does Clamence help the blind across the street?
(a) To gain pleasure of virtue
(b) For women
(c) Tomake others look bad
(d) For money

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

4. What does Clamence tell his companion to take advantage of?
(a) The lack of security in the hotel
(b) The free hotel breakfast
(c) His company
(d) The local prostitutes

5. Who does Clamence gesture to in the bar?
(a) A burglar
(b) A barmaid
(c) A waiter
(d) The auditor

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

7. Where does Clamence say he is obliged to live?
(a) Above mankind
(b) With his parents
(c) In a homeless shelter
(d) In Amsterdam

8. What does Clamence say a woman's faithfulness feeds?
(a) His heart
(b) His ego
(c) His brain
(d) His soul

9. What kind of soldier does Clamence tell a story about?
(a) A Roman soldier
(b) A foreign legion soldier
(c) A Dutch soldier
(d) A Nazi soldier

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

11. What does Clamence say he was forced to remember?
(a) His parents
(b) His actions and motivations
(c) His brother
(d) His love for life

12. What does Clamence believe is necessary?
(a) Hate
(b) Love
(c) Marriage
(d) Slavery

13. What should a master exercise power without?
(a) Chains
(b) Love
(c) Ostentation
(d) A whip

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 society need to stop an argument from stretching into affinity?
(a) The dynamics between master and servant
(b) The dynamics between man and woman
(c) Children
(d) God