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Part I, pages 7-17, up to the sentence that starts “In any case, it can’t have amounted to much…”

1. What is Molloy trying to do at the beginning of the novel?
(a) Orient himself.
(b) Find himself.
(c) Beg forgiveness.
(d) Justify his actions.

2. What does the man who visits Molloy take away when he visits?
(a) Instructions.
(b) Pages.
(c) Laundry.
(d) Money.

3. What does the man who visits Molloy leave behind when he visits?
(a) A bicycle.
(b) Books.
(c) Instructions.
(d) Money.

4. What does Molloy say he wants to finish?
(a) Walking.
(b) Caring for his mother.
(c) Caring for himself.
(d) Dying.

5. Where does Molloy say he sleeps?
(a) In the alley.
(b) In the forest.
(c) In a shelter he made.
(d) In his mother’s room.

6. How does Molloy characterize the son he might have had, who would come to visit him?
(a) Queer.
(b) Frightening.
(c) Violent.
(d) Happy.

7. What does Molloy offer the reader?
(a) His confession.
(b) His beginning.
(c) His justification.
(d) His analysis.

8. What does Molloy say it would be madness not to do?
(a) Leave the house.
(b) See his mother.
(c) Say goodbye.
(d) Walk to the next town.

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