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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 is wrong with Grandma Henrouille?
(a) Insanity
(b) Cancer
(c) Nothing
(d) Diabetes

2. Why does her family want Grandma Henrouille committed to an asylum?
(a) So they can rent out her house
(b) So they look after her
(c) So they know that she is safe
(d) So they can claim a state pension

3. Why does Bardamu look down upon the people he lives with in the hotel in Section 21?
(a) They just want to work and earn money
(b) They just want to party all the time
(c) They are so frivolous
(d) They are so young

4. What does Abbot Protiste do for the Henrouille family?
(a) Cooks them a casserole
(b) Provides money
(c) Counsels them to the right course of action
(d) Finds a job for Robinson and Henrouille at a small chapel far away

5. What is Lola's mother suffering from?
(a) Lung cancer
(b) Arthritis
(c) Blindness
(d) Liver cancer

Short Answer Questions

1. What happens after Bardamu proposes marriage in someone in Section 13?

2. What does Bardamu think Mr. Henrouille is actually suffering from?

3. Who does Bardamu sleep with in Section 21?

4. What field of research does Baryton want Bardemu for?

5. How much money does Grandma Henrouille earn from her job?

Short Essay Questions

1. What happens with Doctor Baryton?

2. What job does Abbot Protiste suggest for Robinson and Grandma Henrouille?

3. What becomes obvious to Bardamu while attending the party on the houseboat?

4. What profession does Bardamu take on in Section 15?

5. What profession does Bardamu enter into when he returns to Paris?

6. What job does Bardamu then later take on in Section 19, in addition to being a doctor?

7. What is Dr. Paraprine taken to doing in Section 20?

8. Why does Bardamu gain a bad reputation as a doctor?

9. Why is Bardamu disgusted with the midwife?

10. Why is Bardamu happy for the first time for a long time at the beginning of Section 21?

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