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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Book 1, Chapter 5.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. 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?
(a) Cohn is expectantly hoping for a night with Georgette.
(b) Cohn is eagerly looking at Lady Brett, hoping for a dance.
(c) Cohn is looking with adoration at his fiancée, Frances.
(d) Cohn is in awe of the night life in Paris.
2. Where does Jake tell Cohn that he met Brett?
(a) They met while on a cruise to England.
(b) He first saw her in a café in Paris.
(c) She was a V.A.D. in a hospital he was in during the war.
(d) He met her in a bar in America.
3. When Jake is about to leave the dance-club, what does he give the patronne for Georgette?
(a) A brandy and soda
(b) A bottle of wine
(c) His address
(d) Fifty francs
4. What does Jake do when he gets to his office after breakfast?
(a) He has a cup of coffee and then decides to go home.
(b) He sits at his desk, wallowing in self-pity.
(c) He reads the French morning papers, smokes and sets to work on the typewriter.
(d) He tries to concentrate on his typing, but can't hold a clear thought.
5. Jake is awakened at 4:30 in the morning by a loud voice downstairs arguing with the concierge. Who comes looking for him at his flat?
(a) Braddocks
(b) Cohn
(c) Brett
(d) Georgette
Short Answer Questions
1. Why doesn't Cohn want Jake talking about meeting the American girl in Strasbourg?
2. After five years of marriage, three children and spending close to fifty thousand dollars, what does Robert Cohn's rich wife do?
3. What happens to Jake when he suggests he and Cohn go to Strasbourg for the weekend to meet a girl he knows there?
4. How did Robert Cohn spend his time while in Europe with Frances?
5. As Jake lies in bed, what does he start thinking about that keeps him from sleeping?
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