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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. While Section 5 ends by extolling love and passion, Section 6 emphasizes what?
(a) Harmony.
(b) Evil.
(c) Discord.
(d) Sorrow.
2. Venus is associated with what Greek goddess?
(a) Hera.
(b) Poiseidon.
(c) Eros.
(d) Aphrodite.
3. It was suggested to Breton that the house in Section 6 was where what had occurred?
(a) A vision.
(b) A murder.
(c) His dream.
(d) A hurricane.
4. When was the oldest known temple of Venus dedicated?
(a) 390 BC.
(b) 293 BC.
(c) 123 BC.
(d) 200 BC.
5. The film L'Age d'or was controversial because it was considered an attack on what?
(a) The Catholic Church.
(b) Western Civilization.
(c) World War I.
(d) The Anglican Church.
Short Answer Questions
1. In what year was "Sunflower" written?
2. Where was Pierre Reverdy born?
3. What did Breton refer to the fauna as on his trip to the volcano in Section 5?
4. What did Breton refer to as "a splendid fourteenth-century French town today abandoned to gypsies"?
5. What was Jacqueline Lamba's occupation?
Short Essay Questions
1. What trip did Breton recount in Section 6? Where did he go, and when?
2. What did Breton write regarding The Origins of Family in Section 5?
3. What descriptions of Paris did Breton relate in Section 4? What monument did he take note of?
4. What automatic writing games did Breton describe in Section 5?
5. What did Breton remark of "desire" in Section 5? Did Breton view desire as a positive or negative emotion?
6. What did Breton feel the edits had done to the poem "Sunflower"?
7. Where did Breton describe visiting in Section 5? What was his impression of the location?
8. What did Breton remark of the flora and fauna in Section 5?
9. What did Breton associate with his sense of discord on his trip in Section 6?
10. What did Breton write of prophecy in his poem "Sunflower" in Section 4? How did he further illustrate this point?
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