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

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

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

6. Why does Clamence claim Jesus went quietly to his death?
(a) He had lost his voice
(b) He wanted to suffer
(c) He was looking forward to heaven
(d) He did not like the idea of being the only one alive

7. What subject does Clamence move onto after he talks about his lack of friends?
(a) Murder
(b) God
(c) Marriage
(d) Suicide

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

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

10. How do male friends in Greece walk?
(a) Side by side
(b) With one friend two feet behind
(c) Hand in hand
(d) With hands in their pockets

11. What does Clamence say he is not seduced by?
(a) Paris
(b) Pretty women
(c) The Dutch part of town
(d) The auditor

12. What is the girl's father's pastime?
(a) Fly-casting
(b) Tennis
(c) Horse racing
(d) Hockey

13. Where does Clamence see the dog?
(a) On the metro
(b) In his hotel
(c) On a metro platform
(d) In a bus

14. Who does Clamence talk about after his discussion about innocence and guilt?
(a) Jesus Christ
(b) The auditor
(c) His best friend
(d) His mother

15. What does Clamence say is the goal of living?
(a) To fall in love
(b) To avoid punishment
(c) To get to heaven
(d) To avoid judgement