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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What class of animal will not copulate unless he thinks he is alone?
(a) Mollusk.
(b) Marsupial.
(c) Dromedary.
(d) Primate.
2. According to Dolmance in this section, laws are written for whom?
(a) Judges.
(b) Barbarians.
(c) The general populace.
(d) The kingdom of heaven.
3. What is the central lie regarding laws that the author of Frenchmen, Some More Effort if You Wish to Become Republicans dissects in this section?
(a) They ensure common safety.
(b) They are Biblical in origin.
(c) The are compatible with individual liberty.
(d) They have always existed.
4. According to the pamphleteer, what do Revolutionaries risk if they return to the Christian God?
(a) A rejection of Christianity.
(b) Loss of rights.
(c) The end of a pluralist society.
(d) Nothing.
5. According to Dolmance at the beginning of the Fifth Dialogue. what is the best way that woman can serve nature?
(a) Renouncing religion.
(b) Murdering peasants.
(c) Foregoing food.
(d) Prostituting herself.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who briefly protests the abuse of Madame de Mistival in the Final Dialogue?
2. What does Eugenie cease to believe in after being sodomized?
3. At the end of Frenchmen, Some More Effort if You Wish to Become Republicans, the author calls on France to become a beacon of what?
4. What is the only thing that Madame de Saint-Ange claims to want from her brother?
5. How does the pamphleteer define suicide?
Short Essay Questions
1. What arrives for the libertines in the Sixth Dialogue?
2. How does Dolmance explain his vile character in this section?
3. How is Madame de Mistival punished after her tribunal in the Final Dialogue?
4. What surprising statement does Chevalier make at the beginning of this section?
5. What transpires at the end of the Fifth Dialogue?
6. According to the author of the pamphlet, what is the value of suicide?
7. How does sexual fluid give way to blood at the beginning of the Fifth Dialogue?
8. How does Dolmance conclude his argument with Chevalier in this section?
9. What proclamation regarding crime does Dolmance make at the beginning of this section?
10. Why is marriage unpatriotic, according to the author?
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