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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. In Chapter 57, what does Horacio say he is confused about?
(a) Maga and Pola.
(b) Love and dependence.
(c) Right and wrong.
(d) Dreams and waking.
2. What part of Pola does Horacio kiss in Chapter 64?
(a) Her lips.
(b) Her foot.
(c) Her hand.
(d) Her breast.
3. In Chapter 122, what does Etienne suggest is at the heart of his recent vivid dreams?
(a) Sexual dissatisfaction.
(b) A need to move.
(c) Professional frustration.
(d) Guilt over Maga.
4. Against whom is the polemic of Chapter 89?
(a) De Gaulle.
(b) The Eastern bloc.
(c) The pope.
(d) Randolph Hearst.
5. What literary convention does Morelli decry in Chapter 112?
(a) Punctuation.
(b) Past tense.
(c) Allegory.
(d) Rhetoric.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who makes a speech about it being a momentous night in Chapter 96?
2. What is the only information about the Club's journey to Morelli's flat included in Chapter 113?
3. With whom does Talita say she is having tea in Chapter 47?
4. How do Horacio and Traveler pass long stretches of free time in the asylum in Chapter 52?
5. In Chapter 56, what does Traveler say he is surprised Horacio has not done?
Short Essay Questions
1. Who is Pola, and how does she know Horacio?
2. How does Horacio get arrested at the Ponts des Arts in Chapter 36?
3. What eerie, somewhat mystical, harbinger comes to Pola in Chapter 64?
4. What cold comfort does Horacio offer La Maga in Chapter 108?
5. What task does Morelli give Horacio and Etienne in Chapter 154?
6. Describe the argument that Ossip and Horacio have in this section.
7. Describe Horacio's dream in Chapter 100.
8. What is Horacio's state of mind in this section?
9. Professionally, what changes for Traveler, Horacio and Talita in this section?
10. Describe Manolo and Talia Traveler's lives in Buenos Aires.
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