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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. Which of the following types of commoner was Diotoma's husband?
(a) Everyday.
(b) Lowest.
(c) Highest.
(d) Mediocre.
2. Where did Ulrich spend time with his lover?
(a) In the rural countryside.
(b) In private quarters.
(c) Out in public.
(d) Both - in private quarters and out in public.
3. In Chapter 6, who found Ulrich in a dreadful condition and sent him home in a cab?
(a) A policeman.
(b) A woman.
(c) A priest.
(d) A fireman.
4. What was different about Diotoma compared to many women of her social sphere in Chapter 25?
(a) She was unfriendlier.
(b) She was more determined.
(c) She was more supportive.
(d) She was more masculine.
5. What kind of woman was Ulrich's rescuer?
(a) Lustful.
(b) Sensuous.
(c) Loving.
(d) Deceitful.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who was on trial in Chapter 30?
2. In Chapter 8, which of the following did the narrator describe as a form of intimacy that was not right?
3. Which of the following were women expected to emphasize while remaining demure in Chapter 15?
4. Where did Musil relocate when the Nazis' power grew?
5. What affair ended in Chapter 33?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why was Clarisse sad about Walter by Chapter 15 and 16?
2. Describe Clarisse's letter in Chapter 59.
3. In Chapter 30 during Moosbrugger's trial, what was brought to light as having strange effects?
4. Describe Leo Fischel who is mentioned in Chapter 35.
5. Describe what Clarisse shared about Lucy to Ulrich and Diotima in Chapter 70.
6. During his trial, what conclusions did the judge draw about Moosbrugger?
7. Describe Ulrich and Diotima's interaction in Chapter 69.
8. What did Ulrich think about engineering in Chapter 11?
9. Describe the incident that occured in Chapter 1 that affected Ulrich.
10. Describe Diotoma and Count Leinsdorf's relationship.
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