2. Why did Christ die in Clamence's opinion?
(a) He was weak
(b) His lack of innocence
(c) He was a masochist
(d) He wanted to be famous

3. What is a little ease?
(a) A torture instrument
(b) A sex toy
(c) A young prostitute
(d) A fountain pen

4. What city was the metro in?
(a) London
(b) Paris
(c) Prague
(d) Tokoyo

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

6. What does Clamence promise to do at the end of chapter 4?
(a) To seek help
(b) To define a judge penitent
(c) To go home
(d) To take the auditor to a bordello

7. Who painted the painting?
(a) Rembrandt
(b) His father
(c) Jan van Eyck
(d) Vincent Van Gogh

8. What does Clamence say women do in Greece?
(a) Go to the gym
(b) Work
(c) Gossip
(d) Stay at home

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

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

11. In what chapter did Clamence first mention the little ease?
(a) Chapter 2
(b) Chapter 3
(c) Chapter 4
(d) Chapter 1

12. When does Clamence say his fear of judgment was born?
(a) The night on the Pont du Art
(b) The incident with the motorcyclist
(c) The night on Pont Royal
(d) The day he was fired

13. What does Clamence claim decides a person's guilt?
(a) The media
(b) The government
(c) Public opinion
(d) A judge

14. What does Clamence continue to hear even in his forlorn state?
(a) His father's choice
(b) Laughter
(c) Screaming
(d) Crying

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