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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part II: Chapters VII, VIII.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does the writer say about the laws of mathematics and nature?
(a) They are a burden to a "man of action".
(b) They are undeniable.
(c) They are useful only to the educated.
(d) They are overcomplicated.

2. What does the writer say he would do if he sees Liza again?
(a) Ask her to marry him.
(b) Ask for forgivness.
(c) Tell her the truth about the evening they spent together.
(d) Humiliate her.

3. What does the writer say happens to women for Liza's profession?
(a) They suceed.
(b) They are happy.
(c) They are honored.
(d) The are beaten.

4. What does the writer think will become of man's will when it is put in mathematical formulas?
(a) It is no longer free.
(b) Life will become easier.
(c) There will be more freedom.
(d) There will be more temptation.

5. The writer describes a man who knew every thing about Chateau-Lafite. How does the writer say this man dies?
(a) A lonely man.
(b) Peacefully.
(c) With a triumphant conscience.
(d) With regrets.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the writer certain Liza will do with a letter she receives?

2. In Part 2, Chapter 8, who delivers the writer's letter?

3. What does Ferfichkin say he would have done if he was early for the dinner?

4. What would happen to a man who tries to assert himself?

5. What effect does the writer's speech about Liza's life have on Liza?

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