2. What brings an end to Clamence's brief happiness?
(a) Marriage
(b) The death of his mother
(c) Liver disease
(d) Losing his job

3. What is the dark speck in reality?
(a) A fish
(b) A woman
(c) A piece of refuse
(d) A golf ball

4. What door does Clamence ask the auditor to lock?
(a) The wardrobe door
(b) The bedroom door
(c) The kitchen door
(d) The cabinet door

5. What does Clamence say women do in Greece?
(a) Stay at home
(b) Gossip
(c) Work
(d) Go to the gym

6. What does Clamence turn to in an attempt to rediscover his enthusiasm?
(a) Yoga
(b) Religion
(c) Literature
(d) Debauchery

7. What is Clamence too self obsessed to do?
(a) Murder
(b) Marry
(c) Work
(d) Kill himself

8. What does Clamence think shows in every face?
(a) Oppression
(b) Laughter
(c) Happiness
(d) Hate

9. What does Clamence now think of the auditor as?
(a) A dear friend
(b) A comedian
(c) A blood brother
(d) A fellow sinner

10. What kind of faith does the young Frenchman have?
(a) Catholic
(b) Buddhist
(c) Muslim
(d) Jewish

11. What does Clamence continue to hear even in his forlorn state?
(a) His father's choice
(b) Screaming
(c) Laughter
(d) Crying

12. What does Clamence claim decides a person's guilt?
(a) The media
(b) Public opinion
(c) A judge
(d) The government

13. What is the sky full of?
(a) Clouds
(b) Doves
(c) Planes
(d) Gulls

14. Why is Clamence chosen to be pope?
(a) He is nice to the young Frenchman
(b) No one else volunteers
(c) He is is a complete failure
(d) He has goodness

15. What does Clamence write poetry about?
(a) Virtues of things he once thought awful
(b) Athesists
(c) The Arabs
(d) The affect of God on his life