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