5. What does Nadja admit to Breton when he meets her by chance?
(a) She is married.
(b) She is a drug addict.
(c) She has nowhere to live.
(d) She wasn't planning on meeting him.

6. What does Nadja invent for Breton?
(a) The Fingerless glove.
(b) The Invisible paper.
(c) The Hateful veil.
(d) The Lover's flower.

7. What do the colored prints depict?
(a) French queens.
(b) French revolutionaries.
(c) French kings.
(d) French writers.

8. How does the waiter act when he serves them?
(a) Excited.
(b) Clumsy.
(c) Arrogant.
(d) Stupid.

9. Why does Breton have an headache?
(a) He has the flu.
(b) From the emotions he fled the previous night.
(c) From lack of sleep.
(d) From too much drinking.

10. Who does the woman say she was in love but recently left?
(a) A student.
(b) A doctor.
(c) A writer.
(d) A journalist.

11. Why does Breton take issue with Nadja's mother watching people on the Metro?
(a) He doesn't think the Metro is the place for a woman.
(b) A person's life is their own business.
(c) He thinks the Metro is a waste of money.
(d) He doesn't find people going to work interesting.

12. Why does Nadja say the man hit her in the face?
(a) She refused him.
(b) She spread rumors about him.
(c) She spat in his face.
(d) She didn't pay back a loan.

13. What is Breton unwilling to admit about the window?
(a) It has turned red.
(b) It has no glass.
(c) It is made of fiberglass.
(d) He can't see out of it.

14. Who does Breton go to the bar with at the beginning of this section?
(a) His wife.
(b) Nadja.
(c) His brother.
(d) Eluard.

15. What does Breton say the last pages of the book are his chance to do?
(a) Explain his behavior.
(b) Enjoy himself.
(c) Fall in love again.
(d) Make himself understood.