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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 praises scientific knowledge and truth?
(a) Settembrini.
(b) Joachim.
(c) Hans.
(d) Naphta.
2. What is Peeperkorn recovering from when Hans visits him?
(a) Pnuemonia.
(b) A fever attack.
(c) An aneurism.
(d) A heart attack.
3. Who claims that his love for Clavdia is a burning torment?
(a) Ferdinand Wehsal.
(b) Hans Castorp.
(c) Ludovico Settembrini.
(d) Leo Naphta.
4. Who hosts parties and outings to local sites?
(a) Behrens.
(b) Peeperkorn.
(c) Joachim.
(d) Hans.
5. What does Peeperkorn use to commit suicide?
(a) A hypodermic needle filled with tropical poison.
(b) A rope hung from his closet.
(c) A gun.
(d) A knife.
Short Answer Questions
1. At the beginning of Chapter 7, who indulges in a long reflection on time?
2. Who claims that classicism furthers the human enterprise?
3. How are Naphta's rooms decorated?
4. In Chapter 5, who performs a parlor trick of drawing a pig blindfolded in one long stroke?
5. Why is Dr. Behrens happy that Joachim's heart is giving out?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why is Hans summoned the day after an excursion to a famous waterfall in the nearby Fluela Valley?
2. In Chapter 6, what occurs with Hans' letters home, and what does he write about?
3. What happens when Joachim and Hans encounter Dr. Behrens on a mountain path in October, and why does Hans react this way?
4. What role does the concept of time play at the beginning of Chapter 7?
5. As winter arrives, what does Hans study, and why?
6. How does Hans react when Clavdia returns to the Berghof in Chapter 7, and why?
7. When Hans and Joachim join Settembrini in his apartment, what does Settembrini say about Naphta?
8. What do Hans and Peeperkorn say about Clavdia during their conversation in early spring?
9. What happens at the Berghof as spring approaches?
10. Due to his studies, what does Hans frequently refer to in conversation, and how does Joachim respond?
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