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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 did Tereza purchase every morning for Karenin?
(a) A bisquit
(b) Slice of cake
(c) A sandwich
(d) A roll
2. What did Tereza try to see herself through?
(a) Her faith
(b) Tomas's love
(c) Her childhood
(d) Her body
3. At the party, what did Marie-Claude call Sabina's ceramic pendant?
(a) Ugly
(b) Cheap
(c) Strange
(d) Gaudy
4. What did Tereza suffer as a result of Tomas's affairs?
(a) Headaches
(b) Nightmares
(c) Upset stomachs
(d) vomitting
5. What term did Tereza use to express how she felt about life with her family?
(a) factory
(b) concentration camp
(c) boarding house
(d) prison
Short Answer Questions
1. What is Franz's attitude when it comes to love and strength
2. Why was Tomas attracted to Tereza?
3. What novel was Tereza reading when she went to visit Tomas?
4. Why did Franz like music?
5. What was Marie-Claud's reaction upon hearing of her husband's infidelity?
Short Essay Questions
1. What type of daughter was Tereza? What was her lifestyle like?
2. What does the word "woman" represent for Franz?
3. In Part 2, Chapter 29, what were Tereza's first thought when Tomas had come back to Prague because of her?
4. What were books for Tereza?
5. In Part 1, Chapter 3, what did Tomas struggle with after Tereza returned to her small Czech town?
6. What happens to Franz after Sabina leaves him for good?
7. How does Franz expect Marie-Claude to react to his confession about his affairs and how does she actually respond?
8. How did Tereza react to her mother's phone call telling her she had cancer and only 5 months to live?
9. What did the dream about the naked women in the pool, who resembled each other and who were one by one executed by Tomas, represent?
10. What argument does Tereza use when she rejects the offer to take photos of a cactus?
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