Waiting for the Barbarians Quiz | Four Week Quiz A

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Waiting for the Barbarians Quiz | Four Week Quiz A

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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. The Colonel likes to use various stages of torture when he interrogates people, increasing the _________ at each stage.
(a) Compassion.
(b) Lies.
(c) Pain.
(d) Humilation.

2. The magistrate realizes that one of the family members has been ________________, but the evidence was hidden.
(a) Killed.
(b) Tortured.
(c) Poisoned.
(d) Let go.

3. What kind of work does the magistrate offer to the blind girl in order to help her have a warm place to stay and to work?
(a) Farming.
(b) Sewing.
(c) Horse tending.
(d) Cleaning.

4. Who believes the family is a threat to the colony, which is why they are picked up on their way through town?
(a) Colonel Jobe.
(b) The magistrate.
(c) Colonel Joll.
(d) Colonel God.

5. What does the blind girl seem to agree to do on a daily basis, though there has been no conversation?
(a) Bathing rituals.
(b) The chores.
(c) The cooking.
(d) Sleeping on the floor of the bedroom.

Short Answer Questions

1. The magistrate finds a blind girl begging on the street for ____________ on a cold winter day.

2. The prisoners have different _____________ and lack hygiene, which causes a number of problems while they are captured.

3. With the alleged barbarian uprising, the magistrate is unable to remain _______________ in the issues which take place.

4. The relationship the magistrate has with the __________ remains the same - distant and indifferent.

5. The magistrate questions where torture is a ______________ method of eliciting information from the prisoners.

(see the answer key)

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