5. Where did the narrator's governess take him on walks?
(a) Through a park.
(b) By the river.
(c) By museums.
(d) Through the market.

6. How did the narrator learn all he could about Gilberte?
(a) He talked to her in private.
(b) He talked to her friends.
(c) He played with her daily.
(d) He watched her from his window.

7. Where was the narrator living when a family member passed away?
(a) Versailles.
(b) Paris.
(c) Combray.
(d) Berth.

8. Who does the narrator discuss Balbec with?
(a) Odette.
(b) Uncle Adolphe.
(c) Swann.
(d) Mama.

9. What about Gilberte did the narrator hope to make a union with?
(a) Her mind.
(b) Her dreams.
(c) Her body.
(d) All of these.

10. What senses remind the narrator of dreams?
(a) Sight and smell.
(b) Touch and taste.
(c) Sound and sight.
(d) Touch and smell.

11. Who passed away while the narrator was a young boy?
(a) Uncle Adolphe.
(b) Cousin William.
(c) Grandmother.
(d) Great Aunt.

12. What did Swann concentrate on when Odette rejected him?
(a) Making her jealous.
(b) Relaxing his mind.
(c) Getting her back.
(d) Making more money.

13. How did Swann feel when he was rejected by Swann?
(a) He was devastated.
(b) He was angry.
(c) He was relieved.
(d) He was indifferent.

14. What does the narrator worry about when considering travel?
(a) That nobody will know where he was.
(b) That he will never find true love.
(c) That the reality will not live up to his imagination.
(d) That he will get lost.

15. What did the narrator do in hopes of seeing Gilberte after she stopped playing with him?
(a) Went to her house.
(b) Sent letters.
(c) Attended parties.
(d) Changed the routes of his walks.