2. In the hour of Hitler's defeat, he believed himself betrayed by who?
(a) His Family.
(b) His Rivals.
(c) His People.
(d) His God.

3. In Part 3, men of action only believe in action when they are without what?
(a) Money.
(b) Power.
(c) Faith.
(d) Friends.

4. In Part 5, murder is what or it is nothing?
(a) A weak excuse.
(b) A desperate exception.
(c) Accepted.
(d) Required.

5. What must be subdued for Christians and Marxists, according to Part 3?
(a) Nature.
(b) Nurture.
(c) Religion.
(d) Politics.

6. Who considers beauty more important than the world, according to Part 4?
(a) Plato.
(b) Nietzsche.
(c) Hitler.
(d) Marx.

7. In Part 3, Camus states Junger thought it was better to be criminal than what?
(a) Bourgeois.
(b) Powerful.
(c) Religious.
(d) Poor.

8. The power to kill and degrade saves the soul from what in Part 3?
(a) Utter happiness.
(b) Utter saddness,
(c) Utter emptiness.
(d) Utter elation.

9. What type of temple does Camus say nihilism builds in Part 3?
(a) Marx.
(b) Caesar.
(c) Hitler.
(d) Sade.

10. Camus states in Part 5 that there is nothing in common between what two people?
(a) Rebel and victim.
(b) Politician and priest.
(c) Master and slave.
(d) Writer and painter.

11. In Part 5, nihilism rejects the idea of what?
(a) Murder.
(b) Politics.
(c) Rebellion.
(d) Any limit.

12. If rebellion is cut off from its origins, what does is oscillate between according to Camus in Part 5?
(a) Sacrifice and murder.
(b) Crime and punishment.
(c) Right and wrong.
(d) Suicide and murder.

13. Camus says in Part 5 that the blood of murder in ancient times produced what?
(a) Moral conduct.
(b) Religious horror.
(c) Artistic rebellion.
(d) Absolute reality.

14. Fascism is an act of what in Part 3?
(a) Rebellion.
(b) History.
(c) Power.
(d) Contempt.

15. According to Camus in Part 3, Hitler's god was what?
(a) A nihilist.
(b) A religious figure.
(c) A political argument.
(d) A non-believer.