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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. When Settembrini greets Hans after weeks of silence, what does he ask if Hans liked?
(a) The pomegranate.
(b) Lilith.
(c) Nothing.
(d) The apple.
2. Where does Hans "play king" and muse over his recent experiences?
(a) In his room.
(b) In the dining hall.
(c) In a little alpine meadow.
(d) He does not "play king".
3. What question does Hans try to find the answer to in Chapter 5?
(a) "What is life?"
(b) None.
(c) "Who am I?"
(d) "How did the world begin?"
4. Who does Settembrini say is justifying a totalitarian state?
(a) Joachim.
(b) Hans.
(c) Naphta.
(d) Settembrini.
5. Who will not acknowledge Hans, despite his best efforts?
(a) Settembrini.
(b) Clavdia.
(c) Pieter.
(d) Joachim.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Clavdia threaten to do when Hans praises her arms?
2. What passes without comment in October?
3. Why do Settembrini and Naphta resent Peeperkorn?
4. What does Naphta claim has only resulted in the dehumanizing rule of money?
5. Who is a Freemason?
Short Essay Questions
1. What role does the "military life" play in the conversation between Hans, Joachim, Settembrini and Naphta in Chapter 6?
2. Describe Peeperkorn's group outings and Settembrini's opinion of Hans' relationship with Peeperkorn.
3. Due to his studies, what does Hans frequently refer to in conversation, and how does Joachim respond?
4. When Hans and Joachim join Settembrini in his apartment, what does Settembrini say about Naphta?
5. What happens at the Berghof as spring approaches?
6. What do Hans and Peeperkorn say about Clavdia during their conversation in early spring?
7. What does Hans become aware of in Chapter 5, and what do the other patients learn about Hans?
8. As winter arrives, what does Hans study, and why?
9. What does Settembrini tell Hans that he plans to do in Chapter 6, and why?
10. Describe Naphta's apartment.
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