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The Man Without Qualities II: The Like of It Now Happens Test | Final Test - Medium

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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. Ulrich notices in Chapter 122 that Arnheim refers to Goethe in what way?
(a) As an example of a person who knew how to execute ideas, but who didn't have much talent.
(b) As someone who, Arnheim feels, represents the spirit of his campaign.
(c) As an authority figure when Arnheim needs the support.
(d) As an example of a talented person who didn't know how to properly execute his ideas.

2. How does Ulrich view Arnheim, according to the information presented in Chapter 112?
(a) As presumptuous and deluded.
(b) As ungrateful and rude.
(c) As undeserving of his wealth and status.
(d) As vastly more influential than himself.

3. What is General Stumm's reason for recommending a certain author to Ulrich in Chapter 100?
(a) The author explored the limitations of intellect and perception, something which Ulrich is interested in exploring.
(b) Many intellectuals with whom Stumm associated had read this author, and Ulrich needed to be able to discuss his works with them.
(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.

4. What do Ulrich and Arnheim decide regarding Moosbrugger in Chapter 121?
(a) That it is a shame that he was imprisoned, but there isn't anything they can do about it.
(b) That they should raise money for him to appeal his sentencing.
(c) That if he were executed, it would save the community a great deal of money.
(d) Protecting the community from him is more important than his welfare.

5. What concept is being showcased in Chapter 119?
(a) Social pressure.
(b) Violence in the media.
(c) Consequences of adultery.
(d) Serial monogamy.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the concept of "diminished responsibility," as defined in Chapter 110?

2. What is Diotima's reaction when Ulrich discusses the relationship between herself and Arnheim in Chapter 101?

3. What is said about Diotima in Chapter 108?

4. Why does Ulrich decide not to write a book in Chapter 103?

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

Short Essay Questions

1. What idea does Ulrich have at the end of Chapter 120?

2. How do outsiders relate to Moosbrugger, and why are they interested in him, according to the information presented in Chapter 110?

3. How was Ulrich working against Arnheim, as described in Chapter 112?

4. What is said about the Kakanians in Chapter 108?

5. What information does Gerda gain in Chapter 119, and how?

6. What is the author trying to demonstrate through Ulrich and Gerda's actions in Chapter 119?

7. What happens to Bonadea in Chapter 115?

8. What does Diotima do with Count Leinsdorf in Chapter 114?

9. What comparison does General Stumm make between libraries and warfare in Chapter 100?

10. What does Ulrich realize about himself in Chapter 103?

(see the answer keys)

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