Remembrance of Things Past Test | Final Test - Easy

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Remembrance of Things Past Test | Final Test - Easy

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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is Saint-Loup intolerant of?
(a) Strangers.
(b) Varying opinions.
(c) New literature.
(d) Women.

2. What is the narrator's favorite thing about Balbec?
(a) The view of the sea.
(b) The gentle breezes.
(c) The peaceful nights.
(d) The beauty of the women.

3. Why does Bloch feel he should visit Saint-Loup in "Seascape, with Frieze of Girls"?
(a) Bloch wants to fight Saint-Loup.
(b) Bloch owes Saint-Loup money.
(c) Saint-Loup invited him.
(d) Bloch wants to look good for the narrator.

4. Where does Mme. de Villeparisis take the narrator in "Place-Names: The Place, Part II"?
(a) Churches.
(b) Restaurants.
(c) Bathing houses.
(d) The sea.

5. What does Rachel discuss that makes the narrator find her "malicious" in "Guermantes Way, Part I"?
(a) Theatre.
(b) Literature.
(c) Travel.
(d) Music.

6. What does Professor E say about the narrator's grandmother's condition in "Guermantes Way, Part I continued"?
(a) That she'll make a full recovery.
(b) That there are very few cures.
(c) That it is hopeless.
(d) That it's not serious.

7. In "Place-Names: The Place, Part II," what does M. de Charlus give the narrator before bed?
(a) A cup of tea.
(b) A note.
(c) A book.
(d) A photograph.

8. What title does M. de Charlus have?
(a) Baron.
(b) Lord.
(c) Prince.
(d) Marquis.

9. Why does the narrator initially want to avoid Elstir?
(a) He thinks he might fall in love.
(b) He is interested in other girls.
(c) Elstir isn't pretty enough.
(d) Elstir tells him to stay away.

10. How does the narrator feel about his friendship with Saint-Loup?
(a) He values it more than others.
(b) He barely knows Saint-Loup.
(c) He decides to put more effort into it.
(d) He doesn't cherish it.

11. What do the people in Balbec appear to be mostly concerned about?
(a) Education.
(b) Social status.
(c) Age.
(d) Appearance.

12. Why does the narrator's grandmother insist they rest during their trip to Balbec?
(a) Because they were going out too much.
(b) So they don't spend too much money.
(c) So Francoise could have a good time too.
(d) For the narrator's health.

13. Who used to visit a house M. de Charlus discusses at dinner in Balbec with the narrator and his grandmother?
(a) Queen Elizabeth.
(b) A Russian dignitary.
(c) The Marquis de Laroo.
(d) Marie Antoinette.

14. What does Elstir do in the arts?
(a) Paint.
(b) Compose.
(c) Sculpt.
(d) Write.

15. Who does Bergotte say the narrator's favorite writer resembles in "Guermantes Way, Part I continued"?
(a) Mme. Swann.
(b) M. Guermantes.
(c) The narrator.
(d) Blotch.

Short Answer Questions

1. While in Balbec, what does the narrator offer a local girl who delivers a note for him?

2. Whose autographed letters does the narrator's grandmother buy for Saint-Loup as a going away present?

3. What makes the narrator uneasy with his hotel room in Balbec?

4. What makes Francoise change her opinion of Saint-Loup?

5. Who does the narrator's grandmother feel Mme. de Villeparisis is connected to socially?

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