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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Where does David go with Catherine a few days before Chapter 12?
(a) Novace.
(b) Nice.
(c) Nouveou.
(d) Nepal.
2. How does David get to the cove while Catherine and Marita aregone?
(a) He takes a taxi.
(b) He rides a horse.
(c) He walks.
(d) He rides a bike.
3. Where does Catherine say she wants to go in Chapter 5?
(a) Biarritz.
(b) Brantza.
(c) Bungalo.
(d) Bijou.
4. Where do David and Catherine have breakfast while on their honeymoon?
(a) At the cafy.
(b) At a fancy restaurant.
(c) On the beach.
(d) In their hotel.
5. With whom does David eat caviar while Catherine and Marita are on a day trip?
(a) Madame.
(b) Marita.
(c) Nina.
(d) Catherine.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does David do that makes the beautiful girl from the cafy blush?
2. What is the second country to which David turns down a trip on his honeymoon?
3. What does Catherine call David after he gets his haircut?
4. How does David take his coffee?
5. How long does David sleep the night he returns to Catherine and Marita?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does David do while Catherine goes on her drives alone in France?
2. Why does Catherine go up to her room alone after David talks about the effects of absinthe?
3. How does David feel about Catherine and the beautiful girl in Chapter 12, and what does he do about it?
4. What does David tell Marita about the door in her room, and why?
5. What does David get in the mail during his honeymoon?
6. How does David catch his sea bass?
7. What does David see out the window in Chapter 12, and what is he doing?
8. What does Catherine tell David she wants to be when she gets bored, and how does David respond to this?
9. What do David, Catherine, and Marita do when Catherine and Marita return from Nice?
10. What does David begin writing in Chapter 11?
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