2. When Molloy asked for his clothes, what did the valet tell him at first?
(a) They were in the cleaners.
(b) They were being burned.
(c) He would have them right back.
(d) They were in his room.

3. What does Molloy say the only way to progress was, after his good leg started to hurt?
(a) To crawl.
(b) To stop.
(c) To wait.
(d) To ask for help.

4. What does Molloy say he heard the voice of in his room at Lousse’s house?
(a) An angry parrot.
(b) A dying dog.
(c) His mother.
(d) A collapsing world.

5. What does Molloy say he had to circumvent, to get to his mother?
(a) A swamp.
(b) An ocean.
(c) A barren plain.
(d) A river.

6. With whom does Molloy describe a sexual act?
(a) Edith.
(b) Mrs. Loy.
(c) A goat.
(d) Lousse.

7. What does Molloy say Edith would give him?
(a) Books.
(b) Pen and ink.
(c) Food.
(d) Money.

8. What does Molloy say a man in his position must be able to relish?
(a) Forgiveness.
(b) Grace.
(c) Anger.
(d) Filth.

9. Where does Molloy say he met Edith?
(a) In a garden.
(b) In a rubbish dump.
(c) In a restaurant.
(d) At a crossroads.

10. Where does Molloy tell the police he is going?
(a) To the forest.
(b) Home.
(c) To the sea.
(d) To his mother.

11. How does Molloy characterize C?
(a) Suspicious.
(b) Naïve.
(c) Innocent.
(d) Dangerous.

12. How does Molloy say a man inevitably travels in the forest?
(a) In a repetition of time.
(b) In a polygon.
(c) In a circle.
(d) In a straight line.

13. Considering his bad leg, what does Molloy say would have made him happier?
(a) Going home and lying down.
(b) Getting to the hospital.
(c) Finding an honest doctor.
(d) Losing both legs.

14. How does Molloy characterize his health in the time he was with Lousse?
(a) It did not decline.
(b) Old problems resolved but new ones began.
(c) It got worse.
(d) It got better.

15. What was it that make Molloy’s previous suicide attempts unsuccessful?
(a) The lack of rope.
(b) The dullness of his knives.
(c) The noise.
(d) The lack of trees.