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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. Several days later, when the young couple returns to the dining room, what do they discover?
(a) The menu has changed.
(b) No food is being served.
(c) They are the only ones in the dining room.
(d) Their usual table is taken.

2. What happens to those outside the hotel?
(a) A strong rain pours down on them.
(b) A landslide comes and buries them all.
(c) They mourn the dead.
(d) They are locked outside the hotel.

3. What does the woman ask the Professor?
(a) Why there are so many disasters at the white hotel.
(b) What his son's name is.
(c) Why he is not at the hotel.
(d) If she is too sexual.

4. When the woman wakes up in the hotel room, why is she relieved?
(a) The man is there.
(b) The Professor has arrived.
(c) The room is warm and peaceful.
(d) Her mother has returned.

5. When does the couple stop arguing?
(a) When a grove of oranges falls from the sky.
(b) When the hotel catches on fire.
(c) When Madame Cottin appears.
(d) When the lake floods.

Short Answer Questions

1. Soon, who else is drinking the woman's milk?

2. To what does Sachs compare the woman's fantasy?

3. How does the couple return to their room?

4. With whom does the couple fall in love?

5. Why does the nun tell them to continue unembarrassed?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why has the Japanese maid been crying?

2. What is the purpose of these postcards?

3. What does the couple decide to do after an unknown number of days?

4. What does the secretary admit to seeing?

5. Why are the young woman's writings intriguing to Freud?

6. How does one know with what the woman is obsessed?

7. Why does Lionheart believe it is best for everyone to discuss the unusual events at the hotel?

8. How does the chapter begin?

9. What happens when the woman dreams she is a figurehead?

10. How is the hotel when the couple returns?

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