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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Book 1, Chapter 3.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What does Robert Cohn think about Paris after returning from America?
(a) He is sick of Paris.
(b) He loves Paris and never wants to leave.
(c) Paris is one of his favorite cities.
(d) He considers Paris his home.
2. Who does Jake say are the only people who live their lives to the fullest?
(a) Horse racers
(b) Bullfighters
(c) African safari hunters
(d) Artists
3. 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 dance club, bal musette
(b) To Foyot's
(c) To the Louvre
(d) A walk along the Seinne
4. What is Jake referring to when he says to Brett, "you like to add them up."?
(a) Brett adds up the number of brandies she drinks when she goes out.
(b) Brett likes to hang all her dresses in color coordinated order.
(c) Brett adds up the number of shoes she owns, buying a new pair every week.
(d) Brett enjoys it when more and more men become infatuated with her.
5. What is Jake's reply when Cohn asks him if he is worried about his life passing him by?
(a) Jake says that sometimes it bothers him.
(b) Jake says that he is worried and depressed.
(c) Jake says that he is through with worrying.
(d) Jake says that he is always worried about it.
Short Answer Questions
1. What effect does the imitation absinthe drink called pernod have on those who drink it?
2. Who does Brett leave the dance-club with?
3. A forceful woman, Frances, hopes to gain success working with Robert Cohn on the magazine. She urges him to go to Europe with her when the magazine shuts down. What else did she want from him?
4. When Jake is about to leave the dance-club, what does he give the patronne for Georgette?
5. What advice does Jake give to Robert Cohn when they go to the café below Jakes office?
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