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Demian
Chapter 6 Quick Quiz
Demian
by:
Hermann Hesse
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Emil Sinclair
Max Demian
Frau Eva
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Chapter 6 Quick Quiz
1
of 5
What does Pistorius say about following the desires of one’s soul?
Constantly question your desires
Following desires is weak
Nothing is off limits
Only do good things
2
of 5
Which of Sinclair’s actions cause Knauer to call Sinclair a pig?
Having sex
Abusing women
Encouraging fulfillment of desires
Indulging in drugs
3
of 5
When Sinclair stumbles upon Knauer in the alley, what does Knauer admit?
Would have committed suicide
Just had sex
Was about to murder
Just took drugs
4
of 5
How does Pistorius respond to Sinclair’s criticisms?
He laughs them off
He becomes deflated
He attacks Sinclair
He becomes immensely proud
5
of 5
After losing Pistorius as a guide, what does Sinclair decide to study at university?
Religion
Business
Chemistry
Philosophy
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