The Stranger Part I:Chapter 1

Meursault is upset over his mother's death.

• true
• false

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Who is Monsieur Perez?

• Meursault's neighbor
• Meursault's boss
• Meursault's mother's close friend
• The caretaker at the home

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Where is this novel set?

• Paris

• Algiers

• New York

• Rio de Janeiro

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How many days does he ask off of work for the funeral?

• one day

• two days

• three day

• just the afternoon

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While at the funeral, he finally thinks about how much he will miss his mother?

• True

• False

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In the following quote the author uses the highlighted words to create which literary element?

"Evenings in these parts must be a sort of mournful solace. Now, in the full glare of the morning sun, with everything shimmering in the heat haze, there was something inhuman, discouraging, about this landscape."

• Tone

• Mood

• Pointof View

• Theme

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After Meursault arranged for his mother to live in a nursing home, why did he visit her so infrequently?

• She was mean and didn't want him to visit.

• It was too expensive to travel that far. His job didn't pay him well enough to see her as often as he would have liked.

• He didn't want to spend all day traveling,the bus was crowded, and it would waste his Sunday

• His wife didn't like her mother-in-law and forbid him from going to seeher. If he did visit, it was in secret.

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He never looks inside his mother's casket.

• True

• False

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Which of the following groups of words would Meursault attribute tot the caretaker/keeper.

• comforting, polite, annoying

• mean, short, superior

• optimistic, inquizitive, short-tempered

• unfriendly, quiet, loud

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Meursault's mother's had not been a very religious woman,so hearing she wanted a religious burial was an example of?

• situational irony

• dramatic irony

• verbal irony

• hyperbole