Paul's Struggles and Choices

Paul's Case follows a schoolboy named Paul who struggles with his middle-class life and desires a luxurious lifestyle. He is seen as a societal misfit and faces challenges at school and home. Paul finds solace in the opera but becomes increasingly restless. He deceives his father and escapes to New York, indulging in luxury. Eventually, he faces the consequences of his actions and tragically ends his life by jumping in front of a train.

What is the main reason for Paul's frustration in his life?

• His desire for a luxurious lifestyle

• His love for arithmetic

• His interest in geometry

• His passion for music

How is Paul described physically?

• Tall and thin with narrow shoulders

• Short with a muscular build

• Short and stout

• Average height with broad shoulders

What is the outcome of Paul's faculty hearing?

• He is praised for his behavior

• He is expelled from school

• His disorderly behavior is highlighted

• He is given a scholarship

What does Paul admire about the soloist at the opera?

• Her singing voice

• Her gown and jewels

• Her dancing skills

• Her acting ability

What is significant about Cordelia Street?

• It is a bustling commercial area

• It is known for its theaters

• All houses and lives are similar

• It is a luxurious neighborhood

What does Paul do instead of visiting his friend for geometry help?

• Stays at home

• Goes to the library

• Visits a museum

• Goes to the theater

What does Paul do with the money he is supposed to deposit in the bank?

• Deposits it as instructed

• Gives it to a friend

• Uses it to buy gifts for his family

• Takes it and travels to New York

What does Paul do after reading about his crime in the newspaper?

• He turns himself in to the police

• He decides to return home

• He jumps in front of a train

• He hides in a hotel