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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Book 1, Chapter 6.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. When Robert Cohn returns to Paris from America, he is a changed man. In what way does he change?
(a) He knows he is deeply in love with Frances.
(b) He withdraws into himself, rarely going out.
(c) He is not so simple or so nice, and not as pleasant to have around.
(d) He wants to elope with Frances immediately.
2. Why does Jake give Harvey some money?
(a) Harvey has been threatened by debt collectors.
(b) Jake wants Harvey to place a bet for him with his bookie.
(c) Harvey hasn't eaten in five days, wants to be alone and doesn't care if he eats.
(d) Jake wants him to use the money to find a flat.
3. Why doesn't Brett want Jake to touch her?
(a) She has no feelings for him.
(b) She loves someone else.
(c) She loves him and can't stand that they are unable to do anything about it.
(d) She is not feeling well.
4. Jake runs into some of his friends while eating at the restaurant with Georgette. Where does Braddocks ask Jake and Georgette to go?
(a) To the Louvre
(b) To the dance club, bal musette
(c) To Foyot's
(d) A walk along the Seinne
5. What does Robert Cohn do while Jake works for two hours in the office?
(a) He helps Jake sort out carbons.
(b) He stuffs manila envelopes for Jake.
(c) He reads papers and falls asleep.
(d) He looks out the window at the Paris streets.
Short Answer Questions
1. According to Cohn, what is the reason Frances would not go to South America with him?
2. What advice do people offer Jake about his war injury that he resents so much?
3. What is Brett's response when the Count asks her to go to Biarritz, Cannes, or Monte Carlo?
4. As Jake lies in bed, what does he start thinking about that keeps him from sleeping?
5. Why does Jake think of Cohn as Moses seeing the Promised Land for the first time while they are having a drink together at the dance?
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