3. What does Clamence respect about the Dutch middle class?
(a) Their high ideas
(b) Their business sense
(c) Their arrogance
(d) Their morals

4. What is an example of the use of power Clamence talks about?
(a) Love
(b) Hypnosis
(c) Communication
(d) Hate

5. What does Clamence realize about the woman that deceives him?
(a) She is more intelligent than him
(b) She is nasty
(c) She has a mind of her own
(d) She is angry towards him

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

7. What is the full name of the narrator?
(a) Jean-Baptiste Clamence
(b) Fillipe Flaubert
(c) Albert Camus
(d) Jean-Michel Genet

8. What bridge does Clamence say he stood on in this chapter?
(a) Pont des Arts
(b) Amsterdam Bridge
(c) Brooklyn Bridge
(d) London Bridge

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

10. What is the only language the bartender speaks?
(a) French
(b) German
(c) English
(d) Dutch

11. What does Clamence say happens when a close relative or friend dies?
(a) They become closer to ou
(b) You lose a part of yourself
(c) You move on
(d) You forget them

12. What is the name of the bar?
(a) London Town
(b) The Circle of Hell
(c) Mexico City
(d) Dante's Fire

13. What does Clamence believe his story illustrates?
(a) His integrity
(b) His love of life
(c) Self awareness
(d) Self confidence

14. What does Clamence say he is doomed to?
(a) An empty eternity
(b) Heaven
(c) Hell
(d) Disgrace

15. Where does Clamence walk the auditor to?
(a) His boat
(b) His hotel
(c) A brothel
(d) A restaurant