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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 does Renee do when she leaves school?
(a) Works where she is working now.
(b) Trains as a vet assistant.
(c) Gets married.
(d) Works on the family farm.

2. How does Madame Badoise injure her ankle?
(a) Running for a taxi.
(b) Separating Athena and Neptune.
(c) Tripping on the lobby carpet.
(d) Dancing in high heels.

3. Who watched Neptune and Athena attempt this?
(a) Manuela.
(b) Renee.
(c) No one.
(d) Paloma.

4. What follows on the heels of the statement that Paloma thinks is totally wrong?
(a) A profound thought.
(b) Paloma tells the speaker how she feels.
(c) Many people agree with the ridiculous statement.
(d) Laughter.

5. Who is Pierre Arthens?
(a) A resident in the building where Renee works.
(b) A friend of Paloma.
(c) A friend of Renee.
(d) A friend of Manuela.

Short Answer Questions

1. To what dog does Renee liken concierges?

2. Where is Manuela from?

3. What does a young man say about Marx to Renee Michel?

4. What does Paloma believe about life?

5. What can Renee hear just after Chabrot comes to tell Renee that Arthens has died?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Paloma notice about one of the rugby players?

2. Describe Renee Michel.

3. Describe Olympe.

4. About whom do Renee and Manuela gossip when they are having tea?

5. How does Madame de Broglie injure her ankle?

6. What image does Renee have of concierges, and why was it easier for her to keep up her charade of the unintelligent concierge when her husband was alive?

7. What way did Paloma consider suicide and what why does she finally settle upon in her mind?

8. What filmmaker has Renee recently been introduced to and which film does she like of his and why?

9. What does Paloma believe about life and why?

10. What note does Renee receive and what astounds her about the note?

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