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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. To what does Paloma feel that her family's wealth subject her?
(a) Envy.
(b) Contempt.
(c) Pity.
(d) Close scrutiny by others.
2. What does a young man say about Marx to Renee Michel?
(a) That Marx was a lunatic.
(b) That Marx has changed the way he sees the world.
(c) That Marx made him incredibly depressed.
(d) That Marx was deluded.
3. Who is Pierre Arthens?
(a) A friend of Renee.
(b) A friend of Paloma.
(c) A friend of Manuela.
(d) A resident in the building where Renee works.
4. What does Paloma think of Maître Arthens?
(a) That he is a bad man.
(b) That he is going to hell.
(c) That he is kind.
(d) That he is not really dying.
5. For whom does Manuela work?
(a) She works for herself.
(b) She does not have a job.
(c) Several families in Renee's building.
(d) At a small art museum.
Short Answer Questions
1. Why of Paloma punished?
2. How does Renee characterize that dog?
3. Why does Manuela come early for tea?
4. How is Paloma's mother is towards everything else besides the one important thing?
5. What is one way Renee plays to her clients' prejudice?
Short Essay Questions
1. What do the Renee's clients believe about concierges and how does Renee try to project their image of the average concierge?
2. Describe Renee Michel.
3. Why does Chabrot come to Renee's apartment?
4. How does the young man who mentions Marx react to Renee's suggestion, and what is Renee's response?
5. What is one of Renee's favorite movie and why?
6. About whom do Renee and Manuela gossip when they are having tea?
7. How does Madame de Broglie injure her ankle?
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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