A) Charles Forestier B) Georges Duroy C) Monsieur de Marelle D) M. Rousset
A) London B) New York C) Berlin D) Paris
A) Mme. de Marelle B) Clotilde de Marelle C) Suzanne D) Madeleine Forestier
A) Illness B) Loneliness C) Poverty D) Addiction
A) Ambition B) Anxiety C) Humility D) Generosity
A) His job B) His residence C) His social connections D) His clothing style
A) With disdain B) With love and respect C) As equals D) As tools for his ambition
A) War and peace B) Romantic love C) Family loyalty D) The corruption of the elite
A) Romanticism B) Naturalism C) Modernism D) Surrealism
A) They become powerful figures B) They marry other men C) They are often used and discarded D) They all live happily ever after
A) Need for love B) A wish for justice C) A quest for knowledge D) Desire for wealth and power |