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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Because there is so much milk, what does the chef do?
(a) He bottles it.
(b) He adopts infants.
(c) He gets a breast pump.
(d) Fills a glass with it.
2. What does Freud have no trouble analyzing?
(a) The young woman's dreams.
(b) Ferenczi's dream, which is about Gisela.
(c) His friends dreams.
(d) His own dreams, which are about his daughter.
3. The couple ventures down the mountain a ways, and then where do they stop?
(a) At a fork in the road.
(b) At a small platform with a telescope.
(c) In a peaceful ravine.
(d) At a picnic table.
4. What excites the man so much that they start having sex again?
(a) The falling stars.
(b) The corsetiere falls from the broken cable car.
(c) The woman takes off her clothes.
(d) He and the woman are safe.
5. On what does the woman originally write her fantasy?
(a) A journal.
(b) A napkin.
(c) A score of "Don Giovanni."
(d) A bed sheet.
Short Answer Questions
1. Soon, who else is drinking the woman's milk?
2. Why does the priest drink from the breast?
3. As they leave, what does the baker admit to seeing?
4. Why does Bolotnikov-Leskov, a politician, say the whales could have been "called" by Madame Cottin?
5. Who is the first to drink from the breast?
Short Essay Questions
1. The couple returns to their room filled with desire. Who do they bring with them?
2. What takes place between the man and the woman?
3. Describe the post cards that tell of more general events.
4. Describe two of the post cards, regarding the fire.
5. Describe the guests' falls from the broken cable car.
6. What do the guests find to be odd about the hotel?
7. What destruction does the storm cause?
8. What does the milk mean to the various characters?
9. What takes place between the woman and man on the train?
10. Who does the woman address in the final section? What does she say?
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