3. What is the name of the picture that depicts a cat tied down and trying to jump?
(a) The Jumping Fool.
(b) The Cat's Dream.
(c) The Lonely Cat.
(d) The Cat's Nightmare.

4. What is the name of the hotel Nadja stayed during her first night in Paris?
(a) The Sphinx-Hotel.
(b) The Grande Hotel.
(c) The Regal Hotel.
(d) The King's Hotel.

5. What name does Breton say no longer rings in his ear?
(a) Nadja.
(b) Peter.
(c) Hugo.
(d) Louis.

6. Why does Breton cry in this section?
(a) He knows he won't see Nadja again.
(b) He knows Nadja is evil.
(c) His son is ill.
(d) He can't leave his wife.

7. What disappoints Nadja about Breton?
(a) He is a writer.
(b) He has been to university.
(c) He is short.
(d) He is married.

8. What does Breton ask his artist friend to do for him?
(a) Hold a meeting for his surrealist group.
(b) Paint Nadja's portrait.
(c) Paint his own portrait.
(d) Illustrate his book.

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

10. What men does Breton say he admires?
(a) Men who can write all day.
(b) Men who can abstain from sex.
(c) Men who who can be shut up to study paintings.
(d) Men who fall in love with one woman.

11. Who does Nadja say she is?
(a) The subject of a novel.
(b) The smiling assassin.
(c) The woman of mystery.
(d) The soul in limbo.

12. Why did Nadja decide not to work at butchers and bakers?
(a) The work was too dirty.
(b) The hours were too long.
(c) The people were sexist.
(d) The pay was too low.

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

14. What does Breton say he will never stop searching for?
(a) Honor.
(b) Beauty.
(c) Love.
(d) Fun.

15. What is the woman's name?
(a) Janice.
(b) Becky.
(c) Nadja.
(d) Denise.