2. Why does Thérèse keep running downstairs in "Chapter IV"?
(a) To make sure the shop is locked.
(b) To clean.
(c) To get more food.
(d) To help customers.

3. In "Chapter IX", where does Thérèse begin to sleep?
(a) In the shop.
(b) In a hotel.
(c) Far away from her husband.
(d) In her husband's bed.

4. In Grivet's story in "Chapter X", why does the servant go to jail?
(a) For quitting her job.
(b) For running away.
(c) For stealing silver.
(d) For poisoning his master.

5. What does Thérèse do after returning home after Camille's death?
(a) She works all day.
(b) She pretends to be sick.
(c) She starts painting.
(d) She says she wants to move.

6. Why doesn't Camille ever have a real education?
(a) He lives too far from school.
(b) He never attends school.
(c) His father makes him work instead.
(d) His mother prevents it.

7. Where is the haberdashery shop that Thérèse works at located?
(a) Above someone's home.
(b) In a garage.
(c) An alley.
(d) A busy main street.

8. Why does Laurent go to Paris alone after Camille's death?
(a) To steal Thérèse's belongings.
(b) To go into hiding.
(c) To tell Madame Raquin.
(d) To find a job.

9. What does Thérèse do when Madame Raquin cries in "Chapter XV"?
(a) She leaves the room.
(b) She sits quietly.
(c) She cries also.
(d) She tries to confess.

10. In "Chapter III", why does the narrator say Camille wanted to leave the country?
(a) He found a new job.
(b) He was bored.
(c) He had never been to a city.
(d) He wanted to go to school.

11. In "Chapter VI", how does the narrator describe Laurent's portrait?
(a) Depressing.
(b) Beautiful.
(c) Terrible.
(d) Complicated.

12. What does Camille do the Laurent before being thrown in the river?
(a) He bites Laurent's neck.
(b) He slaps Laurent in the face.
(c) He begs him to stop.
(d) He kicks Laurent's stomach.

13. What does the narrator say Thérèse does to Camille before they are married?
(a) She tries to run away from him.
(b) She borrows money from him.
(c) She beats him.
(d) She kisses him.

14. In "Chapter VI", what convinces Laurent he can be Thérèse's lover?
(a) The way Camille treats her.
(b) The way she watches him.
(c) His competition with Camille.
(d) His self confidence in his talent.

15. In "Chapter VII", what worries Laurent most about Thérèse's involvement in their affair?
(a) She starts to lose interest in him.
(b) She talks about it too much.
(c) She seems reluctant to take part in the affair.
(d) She doesn't seem to worry about being caught.