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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. According to Dolmance in this section, how do lovers view their love?
(a) They romanticize it.
(b) They mourn it.
(c) They ignore it.
(d) They are blinded by it.

2. 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 Self.
(b) Duty to Nation.
(c) Duty to God.
(d) Duty to Fellow Man.

3. Which two libertines penetrate Madame de Saint-Ange in this section?
(a) Eugenie and Chevalier.
(b) Dolmance and Augustin.
(c) Dolmance and Eugenie.
(d) Chevalier and Augustin.

4. According to the pamphlet's author, what do totalitarian rulers use God for?
(a) Washing away their sins.
(b) Gaining money.
(c) Spiritual guidance.
(d) Issuing edicts.

5. Who assists Dolmance in stitching up Madame de Mistival's vagina and anal sphincter in the Final Dialogue?
(a) Augustin.
(b) Lapierre.
(c) Euguenie.
(d) Chevalier.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Augustin's penis compare to the others in the boudoir?

2. 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?

3. Who does Dolmance order to stoke him in this section of the Fifth Dialogue?

4. According to the pamphleteer, what do Revolutionaries risk if they return to the Christian God?

5. According to Dolmance in this section, what do sodomites pride themselves on?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does sexual fluid give way to blood at the beginning of the Fifth Dialogue?

2. How is the very end of The Bedroom Philosophers incongruous with what preceded it?

3. How is Dolmance awed by Augustin in this section?

4. What transpires at the end of the Fifth Dialogue?

5. What argument does Dolmance regarding the human heart in the beginning of this section?

6. How does Eugenie's reaction to her mother in the beginning of the Final Dialogue reflect a change in her character?

7. How does Dolmance explain his vile character in this section?

8. What arrives for the libertines in the Sixth Dialogue?

9. Why does Dolmance expound on marriage in this section, and what does he say?

10. What is the only purpose of friendship, according to Dolmance?

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