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The legacy of French cafés as intellectual hubs - Exam
  • 1. Which famous philosopher frequently visited French cafés?
A) Thomas Hobbes
B) Jean-Paul Sartre
C) Friedrich Nietzsche
D) John Locke
  • 2. Which literary movement is closely associated with cafés?
A) Romanticism
B) Existentialism
C) Baroque
D) Realism
  • 3. What role did cafés play in the Enlightenment period?
A) Cooking classes
B) Places for formal debates
C) Government meetings
D) Centers for the exchange of ideas
  • 4. Which café was a favorite of philosophers like Simone de Beauvoir?
A) Café de la Paix
B) Le Procope
C) Café de Flore
D) Café Montmartre
  • 5. What was a typical feature of discussions in cafés?
A) Debate and exchange of perspectives
B) Silence and isolation
C) Cooking classes
D) Coding and problem-solving
  • 6. What beverage is most commonly associated with cafés?
A) Water
B) Coffee
C) Juice
D) Tea
  • 7. The term 'café society' refers to what?
A) A social community centered around cafés
B) A government system
C) An art form
D) A type of café menu
  • 8. Who is often considered a prominent writer of the Lost Generation associated with cafés?
A) Ernest Hemingway
B) J.D. Salinger
C) Ray Bradbury
D) Mark Twain
  • 9. In what city are the most famous intellectual cafés located?
A) London
B) Paris
C) New York
D) Berlin
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