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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through The Snows of Kilimanjaro.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. When Harry begins dictating to his companion, he describes a bell on a pole by the door of the log house used to do what?
(a) Call people in to meals
(b) Warn of a bomb raid
(c) Call the guards to their stations
(d) Frighten away bears
2. Where is “that old bastard” from that Harry describes as having beaten the chore boy in Harry’s memories of the ranch?
(a) The Forks
(b) The Canyons
(c) The Prairies
(d) The Willows
3. What location does Harry describe to his dictating companion, where “the flower sellers dyed their flowers in the street and the dye ran over the paving where the autobus started”?
(a) Aubervilliers
(b) Montparnasse
(c) The Place Contrescarpe
(d) Asnieres-sur-Seine
4. In one flashback, Harry recalls “the man who had the fox to sell when they had walked into” what town?
(a) Feidkirch
(b) St. Gallen
(c) Kappl
(d) Bludenz
5. What is Harry’s response when his companion says, “That's not fair. I love you now. I'll always love you. Don't you love me?”
(a) No. I don’t think so. I never have
(b) Once I loved you. I don’t know anymore
(c) Yes, I want to marry you, sweetheart
(d) Yes, of course I love you, dear
Short Answer Questions
1. What drinks do Harry and his companion have after she’s returned from hunting in the evening?
2. As his companion dictates, Harry describes renting a trout stream after the war. Harry says that what individual had a fine fishing season that year?
3. By what name does the African servant call Harry?
4. Harry’s mistress tells him in the beginning of the story that Black’s Medical Dictionary says that what is bad for him in his condition?
5. Of what does the narrator say Harry had sold “in one form or another, all his life and when your affections are not too involved you give much better value for the money”?
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