1. How did Bosco transform Bergson's drawer metaphor?
(a) He claimed that the brain is more like a wardrobe with secret space.
(b) He claimed that the brain is not a filing cabinet but an unstructured jumble of information.
(c) He claimed that the brain's filing cabinet is used only to file away memories that will be forgotton.
(d) He claimed that the brain is not a filing cabinet, but the filing cabinet is a brain.

2. Why is the city house no longer cosmic for the author?
(a) The city house, or apartment, has no verticality because elevators have replaced stairs.
(b) The city house, or apartment, is usually not one's childhood home.
(c) The city house, or apartment, has no intimacy because it shares common walls.
(d) The city house, or apartment, has no security because too many people live too close together.

3. Bachelard theorizes that dreams of nests inspire what?
(a) Dreams of security.
(b) A desire to have a home that opens to nature.
(c) Poetry.
(d) Fear of flying.

4. Memories and images of previous dwelling places converge where according to the author?
(a) The imagination.
(b) The soul.
(c) The new house.
(d) Poetry.

5. A phenomenologist considers what regarding a house?
(a) The spiritual flow between rooms and levels.
(b) Drafty places which lead to pheumonia and other respiratory complaints.
(c) All the ways in which an individual inhabits his vital space.
(d) Paranormal presences.