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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 7, Chapters 96 - 99.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Why was the General promoted to staff officer?
(a) The others had noticed he was something of a philosopher.
(b) He had military connections.
(c) He showed himself to be extremely dedicated and patriotic.
(d) He went above and beyond the call of duty.

2. How is the importance of a book determined, according to the author?
(a) By its impact on popular culture.
(b) By its sales.
(c) By its critical reviews.
(d) By the popularity of its writer.

3. What is the general rule stated in Chapter 92, regarding people with ideas?
(a) There are more people who can execute ideas than there are people with ideas.
(b) There are more people with ideas than there are people who can execute those ideas.
(c) There are plenty of people who can execute ideas, but only a few can do it well.
(d) The people with ideas are often reluctant to allow others to execute those ideas for them.

4. What is discussed regarding Diotima in Chapter 93?
(a) Her inappropriate relationship with Arnheim.
(b) Her mentoring of Clarissa.
(c) The liking she has taken to Ulrich.
(d) The fact that her relationship with Arnheim has remained completely nonsexual.

5. How does Diotima feel about adultery in Chapter 94?
(a) She has found herself seriously considering it.
(b) She wouldn't commit adultery herself, but understands why other women might.
(c) She is repulsed by it, and would never entertain the thought.
(d) She has already committed adultery, and sees no problem with it.

Short Answer Questions

1. What example does the author use in Chapter 74 to describe the power of natural forces?

2. Who is Moosbrugger?

3. According to the information presented in Chapter 92, what does money do?

4. What did Arnheim say in Chapter 94, which made Diotima realize her feelings for him?

5. Ulrich urges General Stumm to do what, in Chapter 84?

(see the answer key)

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