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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What is served at the event in Chapter 2?
(a) Wine.
(b) Tea.
(c) Beer.
(d) Champagne.
2. What does Simone ask one young boy to do?
(a) Leave.
(b) Urinate on her.
(c) Have sex with her.
(d) Dance.
3. Who was the woman the narrator saw come out of the building?
(a) His mother.
(b) A guard.
(c) Marcelle.
(d) Simone.
4. What does the narrator blame for he and Simone's actions?
(a) Immaturity.
(b) A lack of respect for others.
(c) A lack of modesty.
(d) A desire to defy modesty.
5. What does the narrator do when he lays with Simone on the beach?
(a) Removes his clothing.
(b) Shoots her.
(c) Cries.
(d) Removes her clothing.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does the narrator ask of Marcelle?
2. Why are the servants loyal to Simone?
3. Who does the narrator compare his father to?
4. What does Marcelle do when she sees the couple?
5. What do the couple hit in their car that causes them to reflect on their relationship?
Short Essay Questions
1. Explain why, despite being modest, Simone and the narrator have the relationship they have?
2. Explain what Marcelle does during the orgy, and once the narrator lets her go.
3. Explain the narrator's trip through the sanitarium.
4. Explain what happens to Marcelle in Chapter 1.
5. What happens when the narrator finds Simone, and what is the accidental result that rises Marcelle from her room?
6. How do the parents find out about the orgy, and what do the parents do when they discover what has occurred?
7. Explain what the narrator thinks as he chases down the unknown naked woman, and the reality of who the woman is.
8. How does the narrator equate sex and violence?
9. Explain how the orgy in Chapter 2 takes place.
10. What contrasting image does the author give between Simone and Marcelle at the end of Chapter 4? What else could this comparison represent?
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