2. When Meursault and Raymond return to the cottage, why does Meursault not come up the steps?
(a) He doesn't want to see Marie.
(b) He wants to go for a swim.
(c) He is overcome with heat exhaustion.
(d) He is looking for someone to fight.

3. How many times does Marie visit Meursault in prison?
(a) Once.
(b) 5 times.
(c) Every day.
(d) Twice.

4. Which of the following statements about Meursault and repentance are correct?
(a) Meursault would repent if he was guilty.
(b) Meursault has already repented.
(c) Meursault shows no desire to repent.
(d) Meursault is not ready to repent until proven guilty.

5. When does the local magistrate question Meursault?
(a) The day after the chaplain visits.
(b) The day before the trial.
(c) The day after his attorney arrives.
(d) The day of the interrogation.

6. Where does Masson take Raymond for the treatment of his cuts on the beach?
(a) To the hospital in town.
(b) To the doctor's house.
(c) To Raymond's house.
(d) To the beach house.

7. How long do the interrogations continue as preparations are made for Meursault's case?
(a) 2 years.
(b) 5 days.
(c) 11 months.
(d) 7 weeks.

8. What does the prosecutor say about Meursault's intelligence?
(a) He says that he is not smart.
(b) He says he is an intelligent man.
(c) He says that he is too brilliant.
(d) He says that he is very slow.

9. How does Meursault react to his friends in the courtroom?
(a) He waves at them.
(b) He doesn't acknowledge them.
(c) He hugs each of them.
(d) He doesn't notice them.

10. How can the lights in the visiting room of the prison be described?
(a) Dim.
(b) Flickering.
(c) Bright.
(d) Yellow.

11. What does Meursault observe about the physical surroundings of the interrogation room?
(a) They are comforting.
(b) They are similar to those from his normal life.
(c) They are different than those of his normal life.
(d) They are abrasive.

12. What method of transportation do Meursault, Raymond, and Marie take to the beach house?
(a) The train.
(b) The bus.
(c) A car.
(d) Bicycles.

13. Prior to the trial, how does Meursault perceive the case against him?
(a) Necessary.
(b) Unfounded.
(c) Intricate.
(d) Not complicated.

14. What size is the visiting room at the prison?
(a) Large.
(b) Small.
(c) Extremely tiny.
(d) Medium.

15. How does Marie try to instill hope in Meursault?
(a) By telling them they will soon swim again and get married.
(b) By embracing and kissing him.
(c) By telling him that his appeal is going well.
(d) By telling him that she is now dating Raymond.