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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through "Main Course," Chapters 31-35 - "Dessert," Chapters 36-38.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Outside the restaurant, when Paul tells Michel that he has seen the videos on his phone, what does Michel want to know?
(a) If Paul wants to hear the whole story of what happened.
(b) Whether or not Claire knows.
(c) Whether or not Paul is going to turn him in.
(d) If Paul will help him destroy the evidence.
2. Where are the two couples meeting for dinner in the novel?
(a) Paul's home.
(b) A local upscale restaurant.
(c) A hip, local cafe.
(d) Serge's summer house
3. When Paul goes outside, what does Paul see through the restaurant window?
(a) The restaurant manager spitting into their next bottle of wine.
(b) Claire speaking on her phone.
(c) Serge sitting alone at the table.
(d) Babette speaking privately with the restaurant owner.
4. When the two couples talk about a recent film they had all seen, how does Serge respond?
(a) He urges Babette not to give away the ending.
(b) He says it is one of worst movies he has ever seen.
(c) He crudely praises the attractiveness of the film's female star.
(d) He gives a detailed analysis of the film's messages about society.
5. Later on the night of the news broadcast, what does Paul look for online?
(a) Additional video that the news did not show.
(b) If any of Michel's online friends know about the incident.
(c) He spies on Claire's social media feeds.
(d) He checks Serge's rankings in the polls.
Short Answer Questions
1. Why does Paul order an appetizer that he knows he won't like?
2. What does Serge say is the work of a small minority of troublemakers?
3. When Paul ducks into the restroom to look at the videos on Michel's phone, what does he find?
4. Outside the restaurant, what additional information does Michel reveal to Paul?
5. In the restroom, what does the man with the beard ask Paul?
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