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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 4.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. The description of the tourists who visit the town implies
(a) The narrator feels hatred and hostility toward them.
(b) The narrator is indifferent to their presence.
(c) The narrator appreciates their contribution to the town.
(d) The narrator feels they are imposters.

2. When Paul sees the narrator
(a) He confronts her angrily.
(b) He denies having written her.
(c) He runs to greet her.
(d) He does not recognize her.

3. The narrator has identified two different women in town known as Madame because
(a) She remembers them as older, married women.
(b) Madame is a common name in Canada.
(c) She cannot remember anyone's name anymore.
(d) None of the women in town had names when she was a child.

4. David slips in and out of "a yokel dialect," which implies
(a) He does not know they speak French in Canada.
(b) He came from the country originally.
(c) He has contempt for the town and the people.
(d) His identity is flexible as well.

5. At the end of the chapter, the author compares an unborn child to
(a) An unopened gift.
(b) A frog in a jar.
(c) A leech.
(d) A secret passenger.

Short Answer Questions

1. The narrator has to ask for directions because

2. The narrator says her father's house is difficult to find because

3. David and Anna seem to communicate by

4. As she travels through the town, the narrator feels

5. Instead of reading or playing bridge, the group decides to

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