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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. In Chapter 6, what does Hans praise ascetically?
(a) The Berghof.
(b) Military life.
(c) Death.
(d) Clavdia Chauchat.
2. What is Hans particularly interested in seeing at Dr. Behrens' apartments?
(a) Clavdia's medical records.
(b) A portrait of Clavdia.
(c) His self-portrait.
(d) His medical records.
3. Who does Naphta mock as a champion of progressive idealism and utopian notions?
(a) Rousseau.
(b) Shakespeare.
(c) Virgil.
(d) Wordsworth.
4. What image does Hans fall asleep to while sitting on his balcony?
(a) Clavdia.
(b) Joachim.
(c) Dr. Behrens.
(d) Settembrini.
5. Who claims that his love for Clavdia is a burning torment?
(a) Ludovico Settembrini.
(b) Leo Naphta.
(c) Hans Castorp.
(d) Ferdinand Wehsal.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is Hans surprised to learn about Naphta while he is in Settembrini's garret?
2. What does Clavdia threaten to do when Hans praises her arms?
3. On Walpurgis Night, what does Clavdia tell Hans that she is doing the next day?
4. Who questions Hans about Hans' relationship with Clavdia?
5. What does Settembrini criticize about the medieval tortures?
Short Essay Questions
1. Describe Hans' interactions with Clavdia on Walpurgis Night.
2. Due to his studies, what does Hans frequently refer to in conversation, and how does Joachim respond?
3. In Chapter 6, what occurs with Hans' letters home, and what does he write about?
4. What do Hans and Clavdia discuss in the salon in Chapter 7?
5. When Hans and Joachim join Settembrini in his apartment, what does Settembrini say about Naphta?
6. What does Settembrini tell Hans that he plans to do in Chapter 6, and why?
7. How do Joachim's letters to Hans change, and what eventually occurs?
8. Who is Naphta, what does he look like, and how do Hans and Joachim meet him?
9. As winter arrives, what does Hans study, and why?
10. Describe Joachim's death and the illness leading to it.
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