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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. How do the patients at Einfried entertain themselves?
(a) Talking, eating, and writing letters to loved ones.
(b) Playing music.
(c) Reading in their rooms.
(d) Playing whist or billiards, reading or doing needlework.l s∑q

2. Why is Mr. Spinell at Einfried?
(a) He has a stomach complaint.
(b) He has a nervous condition.
(c) He's there by mistake.
(d) He is getting some electricity.

3. What is the one flaw in Mrs. Kloterjahn’s face?
(a) A pale blue, sickly vein in her forehead.
(b) A scar above her eyebrow.
(c) A receding hairline.
(d) A cleft lip.

4. What jewelry is Mrs. Kloterjahn wearing?
(a) A brooch.
(b) A gold necklace with a pendant.
(c) None.
(d) A simple wedding ring.

5. Who becomes Mrs. Kloterjahn’s mentor?
(a) Miss van Osterloh.
(b) Dr. Leander.
(c) Mrs. Hohlenrouch.
(d) Mrs. Spatz.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why does Mr. Spinell choose to look at beautiful women in the way that he does?

2. Where is Mr. Spinell introduced to the Kloterjahns?

3. Where do the Kloterjahns live?

4. What did Mrs. Kloterjahn’s former doctor forbid her from doing?

5. What are some conditions treated at the sanitarium?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Mr. Spinell say that he is staying at Einfried?

2. Why does Mr. Spinell look at beautiful women out of the corner of his eye?

3. Why does Gabriele Kloterjahn’s inspect her handkerchief after she clears her throat?

4. How is it obvious that Mrs. Kloterjahn is devoted to Mr. Kloterjahn?

5. How does Mrs. Kloterjahn seem to feel about Mr. Spinell?

6. Why has one of the other patients nicknamed Mr. Spinell the “Rotten Infant”?

7. What happens when a patient dies?

8. How do we know that Mr. Kloterjahn is an Anglophile?

9. What does the vein do to Gabriele Kloterjahn’s countenance?

10. What does Mr. Spinell spend most of his time doing?

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