3. How did the main character meet Swann?
(a) He was a family friend.
(b) He was his father's employer.
(c) He was an uncle.
(d) He was his father's employee.

4. How did the narrator describe his walks through Combray?
(a) Relaxing.
(b) Enlightening.
(c) Boring.
(d) Ritualistic.

5. How did the main character describe Swann?
(a) Knowledgeable.
(b) Worldly.
(c) Distinguished.
(d) Fascinating.

6. What reminded the narrator of Paris while he was in Combray?
(a) Gloria.
(b) The theater.
(c) Dinner parties.
(d) Charles's house.

7. What did the narrator's aunt do during her days in Combray?
(a) Ignore her husband's mistress.
(b) Look out her window.
(c) Write.
(d) Visit townspeople.

8. Who in the family was the most rude to Swann?
(a) Grandmother.
(b) Uncle.
(c) Father.
(d) Mama.

9. What was the main feature of the aunt's room in the house in Combray?
(a) A large window.
(b) A gothic bed-set.
(c) A large wardrobe.
(d) A great mirror.

10. How did the narrator feel when he was in Combray?
(a) Depressed.
(b) Anxious.
(c) Moody.
(d) Happy.

11. How did the main character feel about his mother when he was a child?
(a) He hated her.
(b) He was confused by her.
(c) He was afraid of her.
(d) He adored her.

12. What did the main character say brought Swann to his knees?
(a) God.
(b) Mama.
(c) Women.
(d) Money.

13. What did the main character eat with his mother at the beginning of the book?
(a) Salad and water.
(b) Tea and cake.
(c) Pasta and wine.
(d) Bread and cheese.

14. What is the main character in this book called?
(a) The Boy.
(b) The Narrator.
(c) The Hero.
(d) The Main Character.

15. What kept the owner of the house in Combray stranded in the house?
(a) Her imaginary ailments.
(b) His bad knee.
(c) Her fear of public opinion.
(d) His affair.