Paris Spleen, 1869 Quiz | Eight Week Quiz B

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Paris Spleen, 1869 Quiz | Eight Week Quiz B

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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Section 4: The Bad Glazier, At One in the Morning, The Wild Woman and the Little Mistress & Crowds.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What do the men say to the narrator when he asks them questions in "To Each His Chimera"?
(a) They laugh.
(b) They say he is too poor to talk to.
(c) They say they do not know.
(d) They tell him to go away.

2. In "Crowds", what does the narrator give credit to for the people who stand out in a crowd?
(a) Fairies.
(b) Good education.
(c) Religion.
(d) Money.

3. In "The Old Woman's Despair", to what does the old woman compare herself?
(a) A setting sun.
(b) An empty house.
(c) A wilted flower.
(d) A scarecrow.

4. In "To Each His Chimera", how does the narrator describe the chimera on the backs of the men?
(a) That they are part of the men.
(b) That they are invisible.
(c) That they are wings.
(d) That they are supporting the men.

5. What does the narrator call himself in "The Wild Woman and the Little Mistress"?
(a) His Highness.
(b) The trainer.
(c) Master.
(d) King Log.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why does Baudelaire mention clouds in "The Foreigner"?

2. In "The Foreigner", what emotions does Baudelaire tie to gold?

3. In "The Fool and Venus", at what or where does the narrator notice Venus staring?

4. How is "The Foreigner" organized?

5. How does the narrator of "The Fool and Venus" describe the day?

(see the answer key)

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