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The Stranger

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 3mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

"The Stranger" is a novel that has a narrator that is....

a)

First person - Witness

b)

Third person - Objective

c)

First person - Protagonist

d)

Second person - View

2.

The novel shows the life of Meursault, a man with no ambitions?

a)

Yes

b)

No

3.

Where did Meursault commit a terrible crime?

a)

At a friend's house on the beach

b)

In his neighbour's house

c)

In Raymond's house

d)

On the beach

4.

What type of novel is this?

a)

Modernist

b)

Postmodernist

c)

Existentialist

d)

Narrative

5.

Meursault's lover's name is Celeste?

a)

Yes

b)

No

6.

"Condolences" have to do with...

a)

Weather

b)

Sadness

c)

Death

d)

Love

7.

What bothered Meursault the most depending on the day?

a)

People

b)

Love

c)

The weather

8.

What symbols can we find in the book?

a)

Love and Existentialism

b)

Weather and Coffee

c)

Weather and Friendship

d)

Death and Weather

9.

What is the main Theme in Part I?

(a)  

10.

What is the climax in the first part of the book?

a)

Meursault killed the Arab

b)

Meursault doesn't love Marie

c)

Raymond gets saved by his friend

d)

Meursault don't deal with his emotions

11.

What is the "Climax" of a story?

a)

The part in which there is no tension

b)

When a situation gets solved

c)

The point with the highest tension

12.

What is the "Mood" of a story?

a)

What the narrator shows as a Theme

b)

What the reader feels from the narrative

c)

What the reader read about in the narrative

13.

What is the setting of the story?

a)

French Algeria

b)

Paris

c)

Syria

d)

Saudi Arabia

14.

Is Meursault interested in marrying Marie?

a)

Yes, he is in love with her.

b)

No, he just wants to be her lover.

c)

Yes, he wants to have kids with her.

d)

No, he just wants her company.

15.

What is the name of the feeling Meursault has on one particular day of the week?

a)

Sunday Blueliness

b)

Depressive Sunday

c)

Sunday Blues

d)

Monday Sad-Day