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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Book 1, Chapter 6.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Why is Frances saying terrible, sarcastic comments to Cohn in front of Jake at the café?
(a) Frances resents the fact that Cohn gave her 200 pounds to go back to England and stay with friends.
(b) Frances is angry that Cohn made most of the wedding plans without her.
(c) Frances feels Cohn is too possessive of her.
(d) Frances is annoyed that Cohn will not let her go to England to visit friends.
2. Where do Brett and Jake decide to go after leaving the dance-club?
(a) Just driving around
(b) To Brett's place
(c) To Jake's place
(d) To a show
3. How does Jake justify the insulting things he says?
(a) He says that he is only telling the truth.
(b) He explains that he has a nasty tongue but he doesn't mean what he says.
(c) He says that he had a rough night and isn't thinking straight.
(d) He blames his attitude on his war injury.
4. When Jake is about to leave the dance-club, what does he give the patronne for Georgette?
(a) Fifty francs
(b) His address
(c) A bottle of wine
(d) A brandy and soda
5. What does Jake tell Cohn about Brett when he inquires about her?
(a) He doesn't have anything to say about her. He doesn't want to discuss it.
(b) She is not worth the time of day. Stay away from her.
(c) She's nice and her name is Lady Ashley. She is getting a divorce, so she can marry someone named Mike Campbell.
(d) She will hurt you if you try to get close.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Jake read after putting on his pajamas and getting into bed?
2. What does Robert Cohn do while Jake works for two hours in the office?
3. What does Jake ask himself as he leaves Frances and Cohn in the café?
4. What advice does Jake give to Robert Cohn when they go to the café below Jakes office?
5. What is Brett's response when the Count asks her to go to Biarritz, Cannes, or Monte Carlo?
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