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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 12, Chapters 116 - 119.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What approach does the individual funding the project in Chapter 84 choose not to employ?
(a) Funding the project with all of his own money.
(b) An interdenominational establishment.
(c) Asking aristocrats for charitable donations.
(d) Using his involvement in the project to boost his political career.

2. According to the author in Chapter 116, what is the main thing that is holding Ulrich back?
(a) He suppresses parts of his personality.
(b) His social status.
(c) He is not as intelligent as he tries to make people believe he is.
(d) His wife.

3. Which individual is not mentioned by Ulrich as one of his long-term friends in Chapter 103?
(a) Clarisse.
(b) Walter.
(c) Diotima.
(d) Gerda.

4. It is revealed in Chapter 116 that Arnheim is working for whom?
(a) The Permanent Secretary of Austria.
(b) The President of the United States.
(c) The Czar of Russia.
(d) The King of Prussia.

5. What is General Stumm's reason for recommending a certain author to Ulrich in Chapter 100?
(a) Many intellectuals with whom Stumm associated had read this author, and Ulrich needed to be able to discuss his works with them.
(b) The author explored the limitations of intellect and perception, something which Ulrich is interested in exploring.
(c) The author was a relative of General Stumm's, and he was trying to drum up business for him.
(d) The author's point of view was very different from Ulrich's, and General Stumm wanted him to consider the opposing viewpoint.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does General Stumm's relationship with Ulrich develop?

2. According to the author in Chapter 85, how does Nature create unity?

3. In Chapter 85, the General expresses to Ulrich his disappointment in what?

4. How did Gerda meet Hans Sepp?

5. What author does General Stumm recommend to Ulrich in Chapter 100?

(see the answer key)

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