2. How does Clamence show his power when it comes to women?
(a) Forcing his women into oaths of faithfulness
(b) Going with whom he please when he pleases
(c) Flexing his muscles
(d) Screaming

3. What does Clamence suggests happens when he climbs to great heights?
(a) He falls
(b) He becomes king
(c) He falls in love
(d) He loses his integrity

4. What two passions do Parisians have?
(a) Religion and education
(b) Wine and cheese
(c) Ideas and fornication
(d) Coffee and crepes

5. What drink does Clamence talk lyrically about?
(a) Gin
(b) Vodka
(c) Wine
(d) Whisky

6. What begins Clamence's dissertation on power?
(a) The auditor's lack of confidence
(b) A group of women
(c) A slave trader's sign
(d) The barman's presence

7. What does Clamence claim he is?
(a) A dictator
(b) A sensualist
(c) A atheist
(d) A hate figure

8. What does Clamence say a woman's faithfulness feeds?
(a) His ego
(b) His brain
(c) His soul
(d) His heart

9. What is significant about Clamence's smile in this chapter?
(a) It is the first suggestion of self dout
(b) It shows he loves only himself
(c) It shows his evil intent
(d) It is the first sign of his madness

10. What was used to lower the deus ex machina on to the satge?
(a) A crane
(b) A pole
(c) A rope
(d) A pulley

11. Who wrote Inferno?
(a) Dante
(b) Albert Camus
(c) John Milton
(d) Shakespeare

12. What is the full name of the narrator?
(a) Albert Camus
(b) Jean-Michel Genet
(c) Jean-Baptiste Clamence
(d) Fillipe Flaubert

13. What are the Sadducee?
(a) A Christian sect
(b) A Jewish sect
(c) A Muslim sect
(d) A Sikh sect

14. What does Clamence compare Amsterdam's canals to?
(a) Angels guarding heaven's gate
(b) The circles of hell
(c) Medieval castles
(d) Neverending love

15. What does Clamence see when he when he turn around?
(a) A red balloon
(b) A child
(c) Nothing
(d) His dead father