"House Taken Over" Quiz

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1.

After the first set of rooms was taken over, give the feelings of the two characters at the time and as time progressed.
2.

At the end of the story, the man locks the door to the house even though the house has been taken over. Why do you believe he did this? Use an example from the text to support your answer.
3.

What was Irene's "hobby"?
- A.
  
  Baking
- B.
  
  Knitting
- C.
  
  Swimming
- D.
  
  Farming
- E.
  
  Cleaning
Correct Answer
B. Knitting

Explanation
Irene's hobby was knitting.

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4.

What type of books would the man look for when he went to the marketplace?
- A.
  
  Freiler's European History
- B.
  
  Greek Law
- C.
  
  Italian Government
- D.
  
  Spanish Culture
- E.
  
  French Literature
Correct Answer
E. French Literature

Explanation
The man would look for French Literature books when he went to the marketplace.

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5.

In which city did the story take place?
- A.
  
  Buenos Aires
- B.
  
  San Juan
- C.
  
  Santa Cruz
- D.
  
  El Salvador
- E.
  
  Rio de Janiero
Correct Answer
A. Buenos Aires

Explanation
The story took place in Buenos Aires.

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"House Taken Over" Quiz

After the first set of rooms was taken over, give the feelings of the two characters at the time and as time progressed.

At the end of the story, the man locks the door to the house even though the house has been taken over. Why do you believe he did this? Use an example from the text to support your answer.

What was Irene's "hobby"?

What type of books would the man look for when he went to the marketplace?

In which city did the story take place?