3. Why does Clamence decide to keep only the company of women?
(a) To find a wife
(b) To develop his feminine side
(c) To rediscover his passion
(d) To raise his spirits

4. What does Clamence say he has a lack of?
(a) Feelings
(b) Ego
(c) Friends
(d) Women

5. Who takes Clamence hostage in Tunisia?
(a) Italians
(b) Tunisian police
(c) Russians
(d) Germans

6. What does Clamence observe on the surface of the water?
(a) A human foot
(b) A dark speck
(c) A whale
(d) His trousers

7. Whose company does Clamence say he removes himself from?
(a) Criminals
(b) Women
(c) Men
(d) Family

8. What disallows Frenchmen from walking hand in hand?
(a) Women
(b) The government
(c) Decorum
(d) Ego

9. What did Clamence want to achieve by killing himself?
(a) Play on the emotions of his friends
(b) Get in the newspapers
(c) Make his mother feel guilty
(d) Make a political statement

10. Where did the painting once hang?
(a) The national gallery
(b) The Mexico City bar
(c) Windsor Castle
(d) Buckingham Palace

11. What happens to a person's body when they are in the little ease?
(a) It sheds its skin
(b) It snaps in half
(c) It stiffens
(d) It loosens

12. What does Clamence say happens to everybody he meets?
(a) They kill themslves
(b) They lose faith in themselves
(c) They fall in love with him
(d) They become an accomplice in his game

13. What does Clamence think shows in every face?
(a) Laughter
(b) Hate
(c) Happiness
(d) Oppression

14. What country does Clamence talk about in this chapter?
(a) Sweden
(b) Greece
(c) Norway
(d) England

15. When did Clamence first realize he had no friends?
(a) When he tried to kill himself
(b) When he needed money
(c) When he was in hospital
(d) When he ran the Paris marathon