4. What does the artist think Nadja will do if he meets her?
(a) Leave him a broken man.
(b) Kill his creative spirit.
(c) Harm his children.
(d) Harm the woman he loves.

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

6. Why does Nadja's mother like to ride the Metro?
(a) So she can write.
(b) So she can watch people.
(c) So she can relax.
(d) So she can read.

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

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

9. What is a Mazda?
(a) A type of car.
(b) A type of lightbulb.
(c) The name of poet.
(d) A plant.

10. What angers Breton about the woman?
(a) She swears constantly.
(b) She constantly needs the bathroon.
(c) She laughs horribly.
(d) She hasn't noticed her fingers.

11. How does Nadja think Breton will recreate their relationship?
(a) In a novel.
(b) With another woman.
(c) In his dreams.
(d) In a poem.

12. What does Nadja say she always does to keep herself amused?
(a) Tells jokes to herself.
(b) Guess the kind of relationship a couple have.
(c) Guess the age of people.
(d) Tell stories to herself.

13. What does Breton do to try and soothe Nadja?
(a) Reads her one of his stories.
(b) Tells a joke.
(c) Offer to buy her a drink.
(d) Recites her a poem.

14. What does Nadja babble about in the courtyard?
(a) About being in love.
(b) About going to prison.
(c) About being an alcoholic.
(d) About losing a child.

15. What does the woman say she is going to?
(a) A bar.
(b) A cafe.
(c) The hairdressers.
(d) A restaurant.