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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part II (Pages 51 - 100).
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Why does Piranesi think the House gives more to the Other than to him?
(a) The Other does not know how to take care of himself like Piranesi does.
(b) The Other knows the person who runs the House.
(c) The Other must do rituals to extract things from the House.
(d) The Other pays the House.
2. Where do Piranesi and the Other often meet?
(a) The Second South-Western Hall.
(b) The Vestibule with the fox statues.
(c) The Thirty-Third North-Eastern Hall.
(d) The Ninety-Second South-Western Hall.
3. Why does the Other say the House does not affect him in the same way it affects Piranesi?
(a) The Other leaves the House often.
(b) The Other has been immunized with medication against the House's influence.
(c) The Other has taken certain precautions against it.
(d) The Other is just smarter than Piranesi.
4. Why does Piranesi think the Other has asked him about Batter-Sea?
(a) He thinks it is where the Other was born.
(b) He thinks it is a control question in his data-collecting.
(c) He thinks it means something important to the Other.
(d) He thinks it might be where he was born.
5. What does Piranesi often take particular note of about his meetings with the Other in his journals?
(a) The state of the Other's teeth.
(b) The Other's suits and clothes.
(c) The Other's breathing patterns.
(d) The Other's accent.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Piranesi think the House originally may have intended the Folded-Up Child for?
2. What event does Piranesi witness in Part I that only happens once every eight years?
3. What task takes up much of Piranesi's time?
4. What are the white shapes Piranesi sees scattered around the pavement as he makes his way back from the One-Hundred-and-Ninety-Second Western Hall in Part II?
5. Which statue saves Piranesi's life when he falls?
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