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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. The island volcano that Breton went to in Section 5 was a part of what body of islands?
(a) Mediterranean Islands.
(b) Virgin Islands.
(c) Hawaiian Islands.
(d) Spanish Canary Islands.
2. Who wrote Alice in Wonderland?
(a) Lewis Carroll.
(b) Richard Burns.
(c) Andre Breton.
(d) F. Walter Scott.
3. What did Breton suggest had had a major influence on his love life in Section 6?
(a) God.
(b) Harmony.
(c) Venus.
(d) Discord.
4. In what year was Salvador Dali born?
(a) 1904.
(b) 1908.
(c) 1910.
(d) 1895.
5. In the end of Section 4, Breton sat in a restaurant with Paul Eluard and who?
(a) Salvador Dali.
(b) René Char.
(c) Aube.
(d) Paul Cezanne.
Short Answer Questions
1. Breton remarked in Section 4 that he had retained a copy of "Sunflower" for over how long?
2. Who was Jacqueline Lamba's second husband?
3. What poem of Baudelaire's is discussed in Section 5?
4. When was Alice in Wonderland published?
5. What did Breton see as a monument to things that are hidden, in Section 4?
Short Essay Questions
1. What descriptions of Paris did Breton relate in Section 4? What monument did he take note of?
2. What did Breton conclude of his trip in Section 6?
3. What did Breton remark of "desire" in Section 5? Did Breton view desire as a positive or negative emotion?
4. What automatic writing games did Breton describe in Section 5?
5. What juxtapositions did Breton use in his descriptions of Lamba in Section 4?
6. Why did Breton not name his company on his trip in Section 6?
7. What trip did Breton recount in Section 6? Where did he go, and when?
8. Where did Breton describe visiting in Section 5? What was his impression of the location?
9. What did Breton transition to following his descriptions of the volcano in Section 5?
10. Why did Breton cite Venus mythology in Section 6? What myths did he cite?
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