2. What is significant about Clamence's smile in this chapter?
(a) It is the first sign of his madness
(b) It is the first suggestion of self dout
(c) It shows he loves only himself
(d) It shows his evil intent

3. What would Clamence's cards read?
(a) Jesus Christ, fake
(b) John Baptiste Clamence, play actor
(c) John Bapiste, the one and only
(d) Clamence, true to his word

4. What does Clamence think understanding is?
(a) Boring
(b) A waste of time
(c) A mediocre emotion
(d) The main stay of all relationships

5. Which of the following terms does Clamence use to describe the auditor?
(a) Seriously humorous
(b) Cultured bourgeois
(c) A lover and a thinker
(d) A moral interpreter

6. What does Clamence say he is constantly attached to?
(a) Crime
(b) His mother
(c) Love
(d) Women

7. What does the Nazi soldier ask a mother?
(a) If she loves her sons
(b) If she has a cigarette
(c) Which of her sons should be executed
(d) If she wants to kill her child herself

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

9. How does Clamence have the ability to judge average society?
(a) He is well educated
(b) He is an outsider
(c) He is above them
(d) He have lived with all classes

10. What does Clamence claim a servant should serve with?
(a) A serious expression
(b) A scowl
(c) A smile
(d) A beady eye

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

12. What does Clamence claim his occupation is?
(a) Lawyer
(b) Judge penitent
(c) Doctor
(d) Writer

13. What does Clamence have a firm belief in?
(a) His abilty as a lawyer
(b) His superioty
(c) His intelligence
(d) His seduction of women

14. What does Clamence compare Amsterdam's canals to?
(a) Medieval castles
(b) The circles of hell
(c) Neverending love
(d) Angels guarding heaven's gate

15. What does Clamence not want the women he is with to do?
(a) Hate him
(b) Love him
(c) Kiss him
(d) Tickle him