4. What does Clamence say he is at the end of the chapter?
(a) A modern tyrant
(b) A lost soul
(c) A modern prophet
(d) Innocent of his sins

5. What does Clamence claim the shop signs symbolize?
(a) Capitalism
(b) Objectivity
(c) Oppression
(d) Individualism

6. What does Clamence say is the only reason for suicide?
(a) To end ones life
(b) To observe its affects
(c) To go to heaven
(d) To get out of debt

7. Where is the camp Clamence is sent to?
(a) Tripoli
(b) Cape Town
(c) Transvaal
(d) Napoli

8. Why is water so important in the camp?
(a) It is needed for everything
(b) It is the only thing to drink
(c) There is a shortage
(d) It is a dry climate

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

10. Who does Clamence want to vilify?
(a) His family
(b) The royal family
(c) The French prime minister
(d) The people he once defended

11. Who does Clamence say he now possesses as accomplishes
(a) Women
(b) The Dutch
(c) Expatriots
(d) The human race

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

13. What does Clamence say he lacks in his relationships with women?
(a) Passion
(b) Sensitivity
(c) An understanding of women
(d) An understanding of love

14. What does the young man want the prison pope to be elected for?
(a) His ugliness
(b) His height
(c) His failings
(d) His skill at ping pong

15. What is the first stage of Clamence's argument?
(a) He lays out the truth
(b) He accuses himself
(c) He gets the attention of his audience
(d) He sets up a web of lies