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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 2, pages 118-148.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What trait does the narrator say makes up for the humans’ lack of physical attractiveness?
(a) Their gullibility.
(b) Their compassion.
(c) Their intelligence.
(d) Their rationality.

2. What happens to the narrator after Daniel Russell slaps him on the back?
(a) He feels pain in his shoulder.
(b) His face becomes his own.
(c) He briefly blacks out.
(d) He is exhausted for the energy of killing Russell.

3. What does Isobel’s alter ego in her novel say will happen if she solves the mystery of her marriage?
(a) She will need to solve herself.
(b) The marriage will enter a crisis.
(c) She will have to renew her vows.
(d) The love will end.

4. What does the narrator offer the hosts as a justification for not killing Isobel and Gulliver?
(a) Their deaths will arouse suspicions.
(b) Their innocence will stain the Vonnadorians’ consciences.
(c) Their deaths are mathematically superfluous.
(d) He has a chance of truly seeing them.

5. What does Isobel Martin say Andrew Martin is motivated by?
(a) Fear of ridicule.
(b) Need for approval.
(c) Longing for glory.
(d) Lust for power.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Daniel Russell greet the narrator?

2. What does the narrator say everything is, on Earth?

3. What does Andrew Martin say the proof of the Riemann Hypothesis does for humanity?

4. How old does Isobel tell the narrator Andrew Martin was, psychologically?

5. What is it that impresses the narrator about Grigori Perelman?

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