2. In "Chapter XVI", how do Thérèse and Laurent find time to meet secretly?
(a) They wait until night.
(b) They get lunch together.
(c) They don't meet secretly.
(d) They meet early in the morning.

3. How does Laurent feel about being caught for killing Camille?
(a) He vows to not get caught.
(b) He thinks of who could help protect him.
(c) He figures he can pay his way out of jail.
(d) He is very worried about it.

4. Why does Laurent say he lost the financial support of his father?
(a) Because he turned 21.
(b) Because his father lost their money in a bad investment.
(c) Because he tried to make a living painting.
(d) Because his father died.

5. What game do the Raquins play in "Chapter IV"?
(a) Charades.
(b) Billiards.
(c) Gin rummy.
(d) Dominos.

6. How does Laurent describe Camille when he sees him at the morgue?
(a) Invisible.
(b) Pained.
(c) Hideous.
(d) Gone.

7. In "Chapter IX", what do Laurent and Thérèse say would happen if Camille were to have an accident?
(a) They may be blamed.
(b) Their dreams would come true.
(c) They could tell Madame Raquin about their relationship.
(d) They would have more money.

8. In "Chapter XI", were do Thérèse, Laurent and Camille rest?
(a) In a boat.
(b) In a park.
(c) In a clearning.
(d) In a hotel lobby.

9. When Madame Raquin cries in "Chapter XV", what do her guests recommend?
(a) That she keep crying.
(b) That she get over her pain.
(c) That she write a poem.
(d) That she leave the room.

10. Why doesn't Camille ever have a real education?
(a) He never attends school.
(b) His father makes him work instead.
(c) His mother prevents it.
(d) He lives too far from school.

11. Why does Laurent capsize the boat after throwing Camille in?
(a) To make it look like an accident.
(b) To destroy the evidence.
(c) To frighten Thérèse.
(d) Laurent doesn't capsize the boat.

12. In "Chapter III", why does Camille think he will not spend much time at the shop?
(a) Because he will sell the shop.
(b) Because he will be traveling.
(c) Because he will have a different job.
(d) Because he will buy a new house.

13. In "Chapter II", what does the narrator say Camille dealt with as a child?
(a) An absent father.
(b) Illnesses.
(c) A drunk mother.
(d) Illiteracy.

14. In "Chapter V", whose portrait does Laurent offer to paint?
(a) Thérèse.
(b) Madame Raquin.
(c) Grivet.
(d) Camille.

15. How does Laurent respond to the stories about crime in "Chapter X"?
(a) He says they are clever.
(b) He tells his own story.
(c) He stays quiet.
(d) He laughs.