The Stranger Camus

What role does the motif of the sun play in the plot of Part 1?

• It symbolizes hope and renewal.

• It represents the clarity and enlightenment Meursault seeks.

• It acts as a trigger for Meursault's emotional outbursts.

• It exacerbates Meursault's discomfort and contributes to his act of violence.

What does Meursault's relationship with his mother reveal about his views on family and society?

• It shows his deep respect for familial and societal expectations.

• It indicates his rejection of traditional family roles and societal norms.

• It demonstrates his longing for a closer relationship with his family.

• It reveals nothing significant; he is largely indifferent to these concepts.

What insight do we gain about Meusault based on his interactions with Salamano and Raymond?

• He does not judge either man

• He is insane

• He uses people for his own advantage

• He is harsh and judgmental

What part is Meursault supposed to play in Raymond's scheme?

• He will write the letter to get her to come back

• He will call the police if anything goes wrong

• He will stand at the door and make sure no one interrupts

• He'll kidnap her

What happens to Salamano's dog?

• It is taken to the pound by police

• It runs away when he is not looking

• It gets run over by a delivery truck

• It dies of old age

Who is Masson?

• He's one of Meursault's coworkers

• Marie's ex-boyfriend

• Someone they met at the beach

• Raymond's friend

Why doesn't Meursault return to the house with Raymond?

• He wants to go for a walk

• He's mad Marie is pushing marriage on him

• The steps look too difficult to climb in the sun

• He wants to stay out of the sun

What drives Meursault to move towards the Arab?

• He's angry with the man for threatening him with a knife

• The sun is too hot

• He wants to avenge Raymond

• The man tells him to come closer

What is the primary theme explored in Albert Camus' 'The Stranger'?

• Absurdism and the meaninglessness of life

• Romantic love and relationships

• The power of nature

• The importance of family

How does Camus use the character of Meursault to challenge societal norms?

• By portraying him as a deeply religious man

• By showing his indifference to social conventions

• By making him a successful businessman

• By depicting him as a family-oriented person