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

5. What is the name of the painting?
(a) The Just Judges
(b) The Judge Pentinent
(c) Innocence and Guilt
(d) The Difference Betwen Wrong and Right

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

7. What do jailers do to a person in the spitting cell?
(a) Spit on them
(b) Throw hot coffee in their face
(c) Gouge their eyes
(d) Pull their hair

8. How does Clamence offend atheists?
(a) By speaking of God
(b) By joining the church
(c) By reading from the bible
(d) By belittling their belief

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

10. What door does Clamence ask the auditor to open?
(a) The cupboard
(b) The wardrobe
(c) The kitchen
(d) The bedroom

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

12. What does Clamence say he can no longer bear?
(a) His duplicity
(b) Fun
(c) Women
(d) The emptiness of Paris

13. What does Clamence begin to wonder when he contracts liver disease?
(a) If there is a god
(b) If he survive the day
(c) If he is a good person
(d) If his life was a waste

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

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