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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. What does Henry have to tone down on his new job?
(a) His looking for free meals
(b) His vocabulary
(c) His style of dressing
(d) His singing

2. What happens to Henry under the pressure of his job?
(a) He forgets about sex.
(b) He becomes neurotic.
(c) He gets indigestion when he eats.
(d) He breaks out in hives.

3. What does Fillmore leave for Henry every morning after he moves in?
(a) A ten franc note
(b) A book to read
(c) Blank paper and a filled pen
(d) Breakfast in bedFrech coffee and croissants

4. What does Henry believe must go along with ideas?
(a) Politics
(b) Philosophy
(c) Religion
(d) Action

5. What are they looking for in the church when the priest stops them?
(a) The exit
(b) The statue of the Virgin
(c) The collection box
(d) The candles

Short Answer Questions

1. How do Henry and Fillmore become conspicuous in the church?

2. What happens to Peckover that may benefit Henry?

3. Where do Henry and Tania go that he has never been before?

4. What does Henry do after Fillmore leaves for work in the mornings?

5. What does the priest do with them?

Short Essay Questions

1. When the blonde woman stays away too long and leaves Henry alone in her room, what does he do?

2. Describe the idea Henry and Carl get from Van Norden.

3. What makes Henry think about the high born women of Paris?

4. Explain how Henry is helped from Kruger's studio.

5. What do Henry's thoughts about the naked trollops represent?

6. What is the unfortunate condition at the University during the winter?

7. What is the one thing that makes Van Norden's dump of a hotel acceptable?

8. How does Henry start out to spend his last night in Paris before going to Dijon?

9. What is the story that Collins tells Henry to lift his spirits?

10. Give a brief description of Van Norden.

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