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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 do the libertines adjourn to do at the end of The Bedroom Philosophers?
(a) Eat.
(b) Bathe.
(c) Make love.
(d) Sleep.
2. How does Augustin's penis compare to the others in the boudoir?
(a) It is the largest.
(b) It is the same size as Dolmance's.
(c) It is the smallest.
(d) It is larger than Dolmance's, but not Chevalier's.
3. How does the pamphleteer define suicide?
(a) An abomination.
(b) A matter for God.
(c) A stupid choice.
(d) An individual right.
4. Who briefly protests the abuse of Madame de Mistival in the Final Dialogue?
(a) Madame de Saint-Ange.
(b) Eugenie.
(c) Augustin.
(d) Chevalier.
5. Which of the following is not a duty that the author of Frenchmen, Some More Effort if You Wish to Become Republicans discusses?
(a) Duty to Nation.
(b) Duty to God.
(c) Duty to Self.
(d) Duty to Fellow Man.
Short Answer Questions
1. In his outburst in the end of Fifth Dialogue, Chevalier argues that the poor are what?
2. According to Dolmance in this section, what is nature unconcerned with?
3. According to Dolmance in this section, why are libertines duplicitous?
4. What does Madame offer Dolmance in this section, that he refuses?
5. 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?
Short Essay Questions
1. In the Fifth Dialogue, what does Dolmance explain about the law to Eugenie?
2. According to Dolmance in this section, how does nature disprove the existence of vice?
3. Why does the author of the pamphlet reject the notion of laws as important to order?
4. Why does Dolmance not break Eugenie's hymen?
5. How does sexual fluid give way to blood at the beginning of the Fifth Dialogue?
6. What is the cumulative value of madame de Saint-Ange's inundation in the Fifth Dialogue?
7. What is the only purpose of friendship, according to Dolmance?
8. In this section, how does Dolmance downgrade humanity's importance in his defense of sodomy?
9. Why does Madame de Mistival pass out in the Final Dialogue?
10. Why is marriage unpatriotic, according to the author?
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