3. 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.

4. What does Nadja see in the train window?
(a) A old flame.
(b) A head upside-down.
(c) A leg.
(d) Her dead father.

5. Why did the second man insist on calling Nadja Lena?
(a) He always wanted to have a daughter by that name.
(b) She looks like an old friend called Lena.
(c) In memory of his wife.
(d) In memory of his daughter.

6. What does Breton say be would do if he was put in a sanitarium?
(a) Kill someone.
(b) Drink himself to death.
(c) Read alot of books.
(d) Bite someone.

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

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

9. Why does Nadja say people look at them?
(a) She is well known.
(b) Breton is famous.
(c) They are beautiful.
(d) The have a fire together.

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

11. Where did Nadja hide a small bit of cocaine?
(a) In her shoe.
(b) In her panties.
(c) Under her hat.
(d) In her sock.

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

13. What does Breton call compulsive?
(a) Hate.
(b) Love.
(c) Obsession.
(d) Beauty.

14. What does Nadja call the man she met in Paris who was in his seventies?
(a) Dear Friend.
(b) Mr. Ancient.
(c) Funny Face.
(d) Jack Spright.

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