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. In "The Bad Glazier", why does the narrator suppose demons take over people?
(a) Because God is not in all men.
(b) Because they cannot explain their actions.
(c) Because everyone he knows acts possessed.
(d) Because he believes people are good.

2. In "The Double Room", what wakes the narrator from his dream?
(a) A clap of thunder.
(b) A woman yelling.
(c) The rising sun.
(d) A knock.

3. In "The Foreigner", what emotion does Baudelaire discuss?
(a) Sadness.
(b) Fear.
(c) Hate.
(d) Love.

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

5. Why does Baudelaire mention clouds in "The Foreigner"?
(a) Because they send rain.
(b) Because they are not human.
(c) Because they represent God.
(d) Because they are loved.

Short Answer Questions

1. In "The Foreigner", to what is gold compared?

2. What does the dog do after smelling the perfume in "The Dog and The Vial"?

3. Why does the narrator feel sympathy for the man dressed as a jester in "The Fool and Venus"?

4. In the beginning of "At One in the Morning", how does the narrator feel about his life?

5. In "At One in the Morning", what allows the narrator to relax?

(see the answer key)

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