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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. Who says that work does not agree with him?
(a) Behrens.
(b) Settembrini.
(c) Joachim.
(d) Hans.
2. How does Settembrini feel about music?
(a) He feels that it is dangerous for Joachim.
(b) He has a political distaste for it.
(c) He is a musician himself.
(d) He enjoys it.
3. Who states that there is something edifying about death?
(a) Settembrini.
(b) Hans.
(c) Clavdia.
(d) Joachim.
4. Who does Settembrini mock for inventing the "summer season"?
(a) Hans.
(b) Behrens.
(c) Krokowski.
(d) Joachim.
5. What wears Hans down at the end of Chapter 2?
(a) The concentrated study for his college exams.
(b) His ill health.
(c) His thwarted romance.
(d) The deaths surrounding him.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who visits Hans in Chapter 5 as Hans daydreams about Clavdia?
2. What are the old woman's sons dying from?
3. What does Dr. Krokowski lecture about in Chapter 4?
4. What did Hans finally get the nerve to do after observing the object of his hallucination for nearly a year?
5. What does Hans turn the conversation toward on his first day at the Berghof?
Short Essay Questions
1. Who is Barbara Hujus?
2. What happens when Hans arrives late to Dr. Krokowski's lecture in Chapter 4?
3. Who is Pribislav Hippe, and how does Hans feel about him?
4. When Dr. Behrens visits Hans' table in Chapter 3, what does he notice, and what does he prescribe?
5. What do Hans and Joachim do on Sunday in Chapter 4?
6. What is Hans' life like in Hamburg?
7. What does Joachim explain to Hans about the woman called Tous-les-deux at their first breakfast in Chapter 3?
8. What does Hans notice on a walk along a mountain path in Chapter 3, and how does it make him feel?
9. Who is Hans Castorp, where is he at the beginning of Chapter 1, and how does it make him feel?
10. Describe Hans' grandfather, Hans Lorenz Castorp.
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