Section 1: Introduction, To Arsene Houssaye & The Foreigner
1. In "To Arsène Houssaye", what does Baudelaire say this work lacks?
(b) Common sense.
(c) The touches of an editor.
(d) A head or tail.
2. In "To Arsène Houssaye", what does the author say reading Aloysius Bertrand made him want to do?
(a) Become a journalist.
(b) Copy his style.
(c) Change his career.
(d) Write a novel.
3. In "The Foreigner", what emotion does Baudelaire discuss?
4. In "The Foreigner", what does Baudelaire say about his father?
(a) Baudelaire does not mention his father.
(b) He loves his.
(c) He does not have one.
(d) He does not know his father.
5. What does Baudelaire say about friends in "The Foreigner"?
(a) They waste time.
(b) He only has a few.
(c) They are more important than family.
(d) He does not know the meaning.
6. In "The Foreigner", what does Baudelaire say he does not know the latitude of?
(a) His mind.
(b) His country.
(c) His abilities.
(d) His city.
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