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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. What does Pierre tell Cincinnatus to do in the moments before the execution?
(a) Pray.
(b) Run.
(c) Close his eyes.
(d) Count.
2. In the photohoroscope, when does the subject die?
(a) At forty years old.
(b) At sixty years old.
(c) At seventy years old.
(d) At fifty years old.
3. What does Marthe give to Cincinnatus when she comes to see him?
(a) Lillies.
(b) Bluebells.
(c) Cornflowers.
(d) Forget-me-nots.
4. Where does the tunnel lead to?
(a) An empty cell.
(b) Pierre's cell.
(c) The prison director's office.
(d) The library.
5. What does Cecilia C. give to Cincinnatus?
(a) A bag of toys.
(b) A bag of candy.
(c) A bag of coins.
(d) A bag of pebbles.
Short Answer Questions
1. What happens to the tunnel entrance in Cincinntus' cell?
2. What happens to the scratching noises when Cincinnatus makes noise?
3. Where do the city officials gather to meet with Pierre and Cincinnatus?
4. What happens to the prison as Cincinnatus leaves it?
5. What does Rodion bring for the spider?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does the librarian do when Cincinnatus tries to express his true thoughts?
2. What inconsistency in Cecilia C.'s clothes does Cincinnatus point out?
3. What happens at the moment of Cincinnatus's execution?
4. What reason does Pierre give Cincinnatus for pretending to be a prisoner?
5. How does Rodion act toward Cincinnatus?
6. How does Pierre act during his chess game with Cincinnatus?
7. How does Cincinnatus respond to Pierre's speech?
8. How does Cincinnatus react when Pierre, the director, and the lawyer announce that it is time for his execution?
9. What announcements does the deputy city director make before the execution?
10. What does Pierre do, when the party moves outside at the meeting between Cincinnatus, Pierre, and the city officials?
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