2. From where does the narrator watch the invaders?
(a) Through a hole in the adjoining room.
(b) Under the table.
(c) Through the window.
(d) The balcony.

3. Who does the narrator think could be the director of the insane asylum?
(a) The rug seller.
(b) Himself.
(c) Morel.
(d) Faustine.

4. What language do the man and woman speak to each other?
(a) French.
(b) German.
(c) Romanian.
(d) Spanish.

5. Where does the narrator find fresh flowers?
(a) In the lowlands.
(b) In the cemetery.
(c) In the mountains.
(d) Next to the museum.

6. Why is the narrator certain that people have come back to the island?
(a) Disease is everywhere.
(b) Taxes are high.
(c) There is a terrible storm.
(d) There is nothing to drink or eat.

7. How does the narrator describe Faustine's behavior?
(a) Rampant.
(b) Grotesque.
(c) Evil.
(d) Fun.

8. Which Canddian city is Madeline's home?
(a) Quebec.
(b) Hamilton.
(c) Montreal.
(d) Toronto.

9. What does the man think is causing him to hallucinate?
(a) The mushrooms.
(b) The water.
(c) The roots.
(d) The air.

10. How does the narrator eventually escape the museum?
(a) He climbs down the tower.
(b) He crawls through the catacombs.
(c) He finds a way though the cellar.
(d) He climbs through an open wiondow.

11. Morel compares his invention to what?
(a) The telegram, the wireless and the television.
(b) The beer, the stamp and the computer.
(c) The telephone, the DVD player and the cinema.
(d) The radio, the phonograph and the television.

12. What does the man realize he loves in this section?
(a) A goddess.
(b) An iomage.
(c) A ghost.
(d) An angel.

13. Why does Morel like the tides?
(a) They stop people from leaving.
(b) They provide power for his machine.
(c) They ward away visitors.
(d) They are fun for swimming.

14. What did Morel think the reef would ward off?
(a) Whales.
(b) Sharks.
(c) Spies.
(d) Visitors.

15. What does the narrator bring to give to the woman on the beach?
(a) Chocolates.
(b) Berries.
(c) Flowers.
(d) Wine.