MCQs- "The Edible Woman"- by Margaret Atwood- for JL/DL
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MCQs- THE EDIBLE WOMAN
Q.1 Who is the
author of "The Edible Woman"?
1. Sylvia Plath
2. Virginia Woolf
3. Toni Morrison
4. Margaret Atwood
Answer: 4
Explanation:
The Edible Woman is Margaret Atwood’s debut novel, published in 1969.
Q.2 In what
year was "The Edible Woman" first published?
1. 1972
2. 1966
3. 1969
4. 1970
Answer: 3
Explanation:
The novel was first published in 1969.
Q.3 What is the
name of the protagonist in "The Edible Woman"?
1. Grace Marks
2. Elaine Risley
3. Marian McAlpin
4. Offred
Answer: 3
Explanation:
Marian McAlpin is the central character and narrator.
Q.4 What does
Marian do for a living at the beginning of the novel?
1. She is unemployed
2. She works in market research
3. She is a secretary
4. She is a teacher
Answer: 2
Explanation:
Marian works as a market researcher at Seymour Surveys.
Q.5 Who does
Marian become engaged to early in the novel?
1. Len
2. Ainsley
3. Peter
4. Duncan
Answer: 3
Explanation:
Marian gets engaged to Peter, a young lawyer.
Q.6 What is
Marian's roommate's name?
1. Allison
2. Abbey
3. Ainsley
4. Ashley
Answer: 3
Explanation:
Ainsley Tewce is Marian’s roommate and close friend.
Q.7 What does
Ainsley Tewce, Marian's flatmate, do for a living?
1. Psychologist
2. Tester of electric toothbrushes
3. Typist at Seymour Surveys
4. Veterinary assistant
Answer: 2
Explanation:
Ainsley works as a tester of electric toothbrushes.
Q.8 Which of
these is NOT a phrase featured in the Moose Beer questionnaire?
1. Makes you feel like a real man
2. Healthy, hearty taste
3. Tingly, heady, rough and ready
4. Tang of the wilderness
Answer: 1
Explanation:
Except the first, all three are used
Q.9 Where does
Marian hide at Len's flat?
1. Behind a chest of drawers
2. Under the bed
3. In the toilet
4. Inside a wardrobe
Answer: 2
Explanation:
Marian hides under the bed in Len’s flat.
Q.10 Where is
Marian when she runs into Duncan for the second time?
1. At the local ravine
2. At the cinema
3. On the metro
4. At the launderette
Answer: 4
Explanation:
Marian meets Duncan again at the laundromat.
Q.11 What does
Ainsley propose to do if she and Len might end up in Marian's room?
1. Leave a bra on the floor outside
2. Hang a tie from the bedroom doorknob
3. Put a sign up on the door
4. Write a message on the bathroom
mirror with lipstick
Answer: 2
Explanation:
Ainsley suggests leaving a tie outside as a signal.
Q.12 Which of
these women is NOT one of the 'office virgins'?
1. Emmy
2. Clara
3. Millie
4. Lucy
Answer: 2
Explanation:
Clara is a married woman with children, not one of the office virgins.
Q.13 Who are
Trevor and Fish?
1. Duncan's pet dog and goldfish
2. Duncan's housemates
3. Duncan's parents
4. Duncan's imaginary friends
Answer: 2
Explanation:
Trevor and Fish are Duncan's eccentric housemates.
Q.14 Why can't
Marian eat cake?
1. It feels like sea sponge
2. It makes her think of thousands of
tiny lungs bursting
3. She has nightmares about being
crushed by a giant cake
4. She worries it will make her fat
Answer: 2
Explanation:
Marian imagines the cake as full of tiny lungs, symbolizing her growing
alienation.
Q.15 How does
Len react to Ainsley's pregnancy announcement?
1. He slaps her
2. He pours beer over her head
3. He bursts into tears and runs away
4. He trashes the room
Answer: 2
Explanation:
Len reacts with shock and pours beer over Ainsley’s head.
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Q.25. What is Duncan studying?
1. English
2. Physics
3. History
4. Math
Answer: 1
Explanation:
Duncan is an English student, which aligns with his introspective and
unconventional personality.
Q.26. What
narrative technique uses character opposites?
1. A denoument
2. A metaphor
3. A foil
4. An allegory
Answer: 3
Explanation: A
foil is a character who contrasts with another, highlighting particular
qualities—Duncan and Peter serve as foils to each other.
Q.27. How does
Marian feel about Ainsley's pregnancy plan?
1. Enraged
2. Supportive
3. Disapproving
4. Vindictive
Answer: 3
Explanation:
Marian initially disapproves of Ainsley’s plan, seeing it as irrational and
socially problematic.
Q.28. Which
friend approves of Peter based on appearance?
1. Len
2. Clara
3. Duncan
4. Ainsley
Answer: 2
Explanation:
Clara judges Peter positively based on his outward appearance, reflecting
superficial social values.
Q.29. Where do
Duncan and Marian go on a date?
1. A church
2. An office
3. A museum
4. A mall
Answer: 3
Explanation:
Their visit to a museum reflects Duncan’s intellectual and unconventional
approach to relationships.
Q.30. What does
the switch to first-person at the end signify?
1. Makes her appear less credible
2. Reinforces Marian's reclamation of
her self
3. Symbolizes her total submission to
Peter
4. Separates her from the reader
Answer: 2
Explanation:
The narrative shift indicates Marian’s regained control over her identity and
voice.
Q.31. Why does
Ainsley decide she needs a father for her child?
1. The lady from downstairs tells her
so
2. She falls in love with Len
3. A psychologist convinces her
4. She feels lonely
Answer: 3
Explanation:
Ainsley changes her mind after being influenced by psychological theories
emphasizing the importance of a father figure.
Q.32. Why does
Duncan want to have sex with Marian?
1. He wants to marry her
2. He wants to figure out if anything
is wrong with him
3. She asks him to
4. He loves her
Answer: 2
Explanation:
Duncan approaches the act experimentally, reflecting his detached and
analytical personality.
Q.33. Why does
Marian become upset when Duncan calls Peter's party a "masquerade"?
1. He picks a fight with Peter
2. He ignored the party theme
3. He sees she's pretending to be
someone else
4. He didn't dress properly
Answer: 3
Explanation:
Duncan’s comment reveals Marian’s loss of authenticity, which deeply unsettles
her.
Q.34. How does
Marian feel about Len after he comes for help with Ainsley?
1. Happy and friendly
2. Repulsed and sees him as pathetic
3. Sympathetic and attracted
4. Angry and wants to fight Ainsley
Answer: 2
Explanation:
Marian views Len as weak and pitiful, especially in contrast to Ainsley’s
assertiveness.
Q.35. What does
Marian call her coworkers?
1. The office trio
2. The Seymour Surveyors
3. The office virgins
4. The virgin ladies
Answer: 3
Explanation:
The term reflects both their innocence and the social expectations placed on
women in the workplace.
Q.36. How does
Peter characterize Marian?
1. "Tragically average"
2. "Marvellously normal"
3. "Abnormally normal"
4. "Wonderfully abnormal"
Answer: 2
Explanation:
Peter values Marian for her conformity, seeing her as ideally “normal.”
Q.37. What b
one of Peter's hobbies?
1. Writing poetry
2. Photography
3. Painting
4. Cooking
Answer: 2
Explanation:
Peter’s interest in photography symbolizes his tendency to objectify and
control, especially in relationships.
Q.38. What
atmosphere does the hospital metaphor create when Marian prepares for Peter's
party?
1. Comfort
2. Institutional nature of gender roles
3. Importance of medical support
4. Coldness of hospitals
Answer: 2
Explanation:
The metaphor suggests that societal expectations for women are rigid, clinical,
and controlling.
Q.39. How does
Ainsley get Len to have sex with her?
1. Pays him
2. Makes him marry her
3. Gets him drunk
4. Makes him dinner
Answer: 3
Explanation:
Ainsley manipulates the situation by getting Len intoxicated to achieve her
goal.
Q.40. Which
theme does NOT appear in the novel?
1. Materialism
2. Communism
3. Feminism
4. Sexism
Answer: 2
Explanation:
While the novel explores gender roles and consumer culture, communism is not a
theme.
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Q.51 Which character serves as a foil to Clara, highlighting
different attitudes toward marriage and motherhood?
1. Lucy
2. Ainsley
3. Emmy
4. Millie
Q.52 Marian’s relationship with Duncan primarily helps her:
1. Forget about Peter
2. Understand her own loss of identity
3. Advance her career
4. Improve her cooking skills
Q.53 What does the title The Edible Woman primarily suggest?
1. A woman who loves cooking
2. A woman who is treated as an object to be consumed by society
3. A woman who enjoys eating
4. A woman who works in a bakery
Q.54 At the novel’s conclusion, Marian’s future is portrayed as:
1. Completely resolved and happy
2. Open-ended but cautiously hopeful
3. Tragic and hopeless
4. Focused on marriage to Duncan
Q.55 Which character can be seen as a mouthpiece for radical
feminist ideas in the novel?
1. Peter
2. Duncan
3. Ainsley
4. Clara
Q.56 What does Peter’s photography hobby symbolize?
1. His artistic nature
2. His desire to control and objectify Marian
3. His love for nature
4. His interest in technology
Q.57 The novel The Edible Woman is often classified as:
1. Science fiction
2. Proto-feminist fiction
3. Historical fiction
4. Gothic romance
Q.58 Marian’s final rejection of Peter signifies:
1. Her desire to remain single forever
2. Her refusal to be consumed by traditional gender roles
3. Her love for Duncan
4. Her career ambition
Q.59 The ending of The Edible Woman is best described as:
1. Tragic
2. Ambiguous but cautiously optimistic
3. Completely happy
4. Dark and hopeless
Q.60 What is the main function of the character Len Slank in the
story?
1. He is Marian’s love interest
2. He serves as a foil to Peter and represents irresponsible
masculinity
3. He is Ainsley’s long-term boyfriend
4. He helps Marian find a new job
Q.61. Although Margaret Atwood's first novel, The Edible Woman, was
published in 1969, in which year did she actually write it?
1. 1961
2. 1965
3. 1967
4. 1968
Q.62. In which edition's 1979 foreword did Margaret Atwood describe
The Edible Woman as "proto-feminist"?
1. McClelland and Stewart
2. Virago Press
3. Penguin Books
4. Little, Brown and Company
Q.63. What is meant by Anorexia?
1. A physical allergy to all types of junk food.
2. A medical term for eating disorders.
3. A stomach flu that causes a temporary loss of appetite.
4. A habit of eating too much food very quickly.
Q.64. How many chapters are in Part 1, and what is the point of view
used?
1. 18 chapters; Third person
2. 12 chapters; First person
3. 1 chapter; First person
4. 12 chapters; Third person
Q.65. In Edible Woman, Part 3 consists of only 1 chapter. Which is
the point of view used here?
1. Third person; to show she is still lost.
2. First person; to show she has reclaimed her identity and
"voice."
3. No point of view; it is an illustrated chapter.
4. Second person; to speak directly to the reader.
Q.66. How many total chapters are there in The Edible Woman?
1. 12 chapters
2. 18 chapters
3. 30 chapters
4. 31 chapters
Q.67. Who is the narrator of the gory rabbit hunt story?
1. Duncan
2. Leonard Slank
3. Peter Wollander
4. Marian McAlpin
Q.68. In the closing line of the novel, "Thank you," he
said, licking his lips. "It was delicious," who is the "he"
referred to?
1. Peter
2. Joe
3. Duncan
4. Trevor
Q.69. What is the opening line of The Edible Woman?
1. "I know I was all right on Friday when I got up."
2. "I know I was hungry on Friday when I got up."
3. "I know I should be drinking orange juice."
4. "I was a normal person until I met Peter."
Q.70. What happens to Marian while Peter tells a gory story about
hunting a rabbit?
1. She starts laughing and joins in the story.
2. She feels sorry for Peter and gives him a hug.
3. She feels like the prey and sees a tear drop onto the table
before running away.
4. She decides she wants to go hunting with them next time.
Q.71. Who does Marian McAlpin describe as "ordinariness raised
to perfection"?
1. Duncan
2. Leonard Slank
3. Peter Wollander
4. Joe Bates
Q.72. What does Clara tell Marian about her eating problem?
1. That she is very sick and needs a doctor.
2. That it is just "bridal nerves" and she will get over
it soon.
3. That she should stop cooking for Peter.
4. That she needs to go on a special diet.
Q.73. Who tells Marian that he needs "something real" in
his life?
1. Duncan
2. Leonard Slank
3. Peter Wollander
4. Joe Bates
Q.74. By the end of Part 2, what has Marian’s diet been reduced to
as she rejects all solid food?
1. Only orange juice and coffee.
2. Only raw vegetables and salads.
3. Only vitamin pills.
4. Only water and crackers.
Q.75. While taking a bath before the party, how many versions of
herself does Marian see reflected in the plumbing fixtures?
1. Two
2. Three
3. Four
4. Five
Q.76. What does Marian prepare as a hangover cure for Ainsley?
1. Black coffee and a piece of dry toast
2. A glass of orange juice and a vitamin pill
3. Tomato juice and an Alka-Seltzer tablet
4. A cold shower and a glass of water
Q.77. Who is described as a "quick-change artist"?
1. Marian McAlpin
2. Clara Bates
3. Ainsley Tewce
4. The Office Virgin
Q.78. Who approaches Marian to tell her she must sign up for the
company's pension plan?
1. The Office Virgin
2. Mrs. Grot
3. Clara Bates
4. Mr. Vickers
Q.79. Which coworker is described as wanting to wait until marriage
to lose her virginity?
1. Lucy
2. Emmy
3. Millie
4. Mrs. Bogue
Q.80. Who is described by Marian as "a short tight woman with
hair the colour of a metal refrigerator-tray"?
1. Mrs. Grot
2. Ainsley Tewce
3. Mrs. Bogue
4. Clara Bates
Q.81. Which of Marian’s coworkers is labelled as the “office
hypochondriac”?
1. Lucy
2. Millie
3. Emmy
4. Mrs. Grot
Q.82. Who serves as the assistant to the supervisor, Mrs. Bogue?
1. Emmy
2. Millie
3. Lucy
4. Ainsley
Q.83. Who does Marian describe as looking like a "strange
vegetable growth, a bulbous tuber" due to her extreme thinness and the
toll of her pregnancies?
1. Ainsley Tewce
2. Mrs. Bogue
3. Clara Bates
4. Emmy the typist
Q.84. Who does Marian describe as having a "translucent
perfume-advertisement femininity" in her college years?
1. Ainsley Tewce
2. Clara Bates
3. Mrs. Bogue
4. Lucy
Q.85. Who says, "The thing that ruins families these days is
the husbands" while explaining her plan to have a baby without a father?
1. Marian McAlpin
2. Clara Bates
3. Ainsley Tewce
4. Mrs. Bogue
Q.86. What does Duncan claim is his "lucky number"?
1. Three
2. Seven
3. Six
4. Thirteen
Q.87. Who keeps a collection of “two rifles, a pistol, and several
wicked-looking knives” hanging on his apartment wall?
1. Leonard Slank
2. Duncan
3. Peter Wollander
4. Joe Bates
Q.88. Who does Marian describe as “rising… like a balloon”?
1. Ainsley Tewce
2. Clara Bates
3. Mrs. Bogue
4. Peter Woolander
Q.89. When Marian starts taking care of Duncan and showing him
sympathy, who does he compare her to?
1. Joan of Arc
2. Florence Nightingale
3. Mother Teresa
4. Clara Barton
Q.90. Which chapter marks the beginning of Part II and the shift
from first-person ("I") to third-person ("Marian")
narration?
1. Chapter 1
2. Chapter 12
3. Chapter 13
4. Chapter 31
Q.91. At the beginning of Chapter 13, as the narrative shifts to the
third person, what is Marian doing at her office?
1. Writing a reply to a letter to Mrs. Bogue.
2. Doodling at her desk while working on a razor blade survey.
3. Organizing a celebration for her engagement to Peter.
4. Interviewing new candidates for the market research department.
Q.92. To whom does the news “It’s another girl, ten pounds seven
ounces” refer?
1. Ainsley’s new baby
2. Clara’s third child
3. Marian’s future daughter
4. One of the Office Virgins
Q.93. Who tells the office employees about the “Underwear Man” and
his inappropriate phone calls?
1. Emmy
2. Mrs. Bogue
3. Mrs. Grot
4. Ainsley
Q.94. When Marian wonders about the identity of the Underwear Man,
who does she jokingly—and then seriously—associate him with?
1. Duncan
2. Leonard Slank
3. Peter Wollander
4. Joe Bates
Q.95 What is the main reason Marian decides to go to the cinema on
the night Ainsley has dinner with Len?
1. She wants to see the latest romantic comedy.
2. Ainsley asks to give her and Len privacy for her
"seduction" plan.
3. She is trying to avoid a phone call from the Underwear Man.
4. She has a date with Duncan at the movie theatre.
Q.96 What is the man from the laundromat eating during the movie
when Marian sees him?
1. Popcorn
2. Sunflower seeds
3. Pumpkin seeds
4. Salted peanuts
Q.97. Why does the man claim he is eating these specific seeds?
1. He is on a strict vegetarian diet.
2. He is trying to stop smoking and finds them helpful for
"oral satisfaction."
3. He is conducting a survey for a new health food company.
4. He forgot to bring his own dinner to the movie.
Q.98. Who does Marian meet at the movie theatre while trying to give
Ainsley and Len privacy?
1. Peter Wollander
2. Leonard Slank
3. Duncan
4. Joe Bates
Q.99. Who asks for help because they have "ironed all the
clothing" in their own house and need something new to iron?
1. Peter asks Marian
2. Duncan asks Marian
3. Ainsley asks Len
4. Clara asks Joe
Q.100. What does Duncan tell Marian she has become a
"substitute" for in his life?
1. His mother
2. The laundromat
3. His graduate studies
4. A restaurant
Q.106. How does
the novel's narration change in Part Two?
1. Marian stops speaking entirely
2. It switches from first-person to
third-person
3. Peter becomes the narrator
4. It includes letters from Clara
Answer: 2
Explanation:
The shift to third-person reflects Marian’s loss of identity and detachment
from herself.
Q.107. How does
Marian first meet Duncan?
1. At a party
2. During a survey for her job
3. Through her roommate Ainsley
4. At Peter’s apartment
Answer: 2
Explanation:
Marian encounters Duncan while conducting a survey, initiating their unusual
connection.
Q.108. Why does
Ainsley want to get pregnant?
1. To force Len Shank to marry her
2. To raise a child alone without
marriage
3. To please Marian
4. To make Peter jealous
Answer: 2
Explanation:
Ainsley initially rejects traditional marriage and wants to raise a child
independently.
Q.109. Why does
Peter propose to Marian?
1. Because he truly loves her
2. Because his last bachelor friend got
married
3. Because Duncan told him to
4. Because Ainsley pressured him
Answer: 2
Explanation:
Peter is influenced by social expectations rather than deep emotional
commitment.
Q.110. What is
the name of last bachelor friend of Peter to get married?
1. Len
2. Joe Bates
3. Duncan
4. Trigger
Answer: 4
Explanation:
Trigger’s marriage prompts Peter to conform to societal norms.
Q.125. The
"Office Virgins" (Millie, Lucy, and Emmy) represent:
1. Progressive feminists
2. Traditional views on virginity and
marriage in the 1960s
3. Career-driven women rejecting
marriage
4. Marian’s future aspirations
Answer: 2
Explanation:
They embody conservative societal norms about women’s roles.
Q.126. Marian’s
inability to eat represents:
1. A physical illness
2. Her loss of identity and rebellion
against societal roles
3. Ainsley’s influence on her diet
4. Duncan’s manipulation
Answer: 2
Explanation:
Her eating disorder symbolizes both identity crisis and resistance to societal
expectations.
Q.127. When
Marian wonders what Duncan is a substitute for in her life, how does he
describe himself?
1. A temporary distraction
2. A perfect fiancé
3. A universal substitute
4. A ghost in the machine
Answer: 3
Explanation:
Duncan calls himself a “universal substitute,” suggesting his flexible,
undefined role in Marian’s life.
Q.128. To what
does Marian compare Len Slank’s behaviour when he discovers Ainsley’s true
intentions?
1. A hunter who has finally caught his
prey.
2. A "white grub suddenly
unearthed... and exposed to the light of day."
3. A "perfectly ordinary" man
who is happy to be a father.
4. A "bulbous tuber" growing
in a chaotic garden.
Answer: 2
Explanation:
The image highlights Len’s vulnerability and repulsiveness when exposed.
Q.129. What is
Marian able to eat during the Christmas dinner, despite her growing food
aversion?
1. Turkey and stuffing
2. Only mashed potatoes and mince pie
3. Only the salad and bread rolls
4. Everything except the cranberry
sauce
Answer: 2
Explanation:
Marian can only manage soft, less “alive” foods, reflecting her psychological
state.
Q.130. After
hearing the psychologist's lecture, what does Ainsley "vow" to do?
1. Give the baby up for adoption.
2. Move back in with her mother.
3. Find a father figure for her child.
4. Sue Leonard Slank for child support.
Answer: 3
Explanation:
Ainsley shifts toward conventional beliefs about family structure.
Q.131. Who does
Duncan compare to "protective parents"?
1. The museum guards
2. His roommates, Trevor and Fish
3. The ancient Egyptian mummies
4. His actual mother and father
Answer: 2
Explanation:
Duncan compares his roommates to protective parents watching over exhibits.
Q.132. What
happens while Duncan is showing Marian Egyptian mummy?
1. He asks her to move in with him.
2. He kisses her, but they are stopped
by a guard.
3. He starts crying because he misses
his childhood.
4. He decides to steal a small artifact
from the display.
Answer: 2
Explanation:
Their intimate moment is interrupted, reinforcing social constraints.
Q.133. Who
explains a theory on Alice in Wonderland about her "sexual-identity
crisis"?
1. Fischer Smythe
2. Leonard Slank
3. Duncan
4. Peter Wollander
Answer: 3
Explanation:
Duncan’s literary interpretations reflect his intellectual and unconventional
mindset.
Q.134. Who
introduces Marian as "Goldilocks"?
1. Peter Wollander
2. Leonard Slank
3. Duncan
4. Fischer Smythe
Answer: 3
Explanation:
Duncan introduces Marian as Goldilocks to Trevor, his roommate (while survey is
going on)
Q.135. What
does Peter’s camera symbolize in his relationship with Marian?
1. His desire to preserve happy
memories
2. The "male gaze" that trap
Marian.
3. His professional ambition as a
photographer.
4. His hidden desire to escape reality
and become an artist.
Answer: 2
Explanation:
The camera represents objectification and control in the relationship.
Q.136. Match
the quote to the character who said it:
i. "The
thing that ruins families these days is the husbands."
ii. "I
know I was all right on Friday when I got up."
iii.
"Thank you... It was delicious."
iv.
"You’re back to being a consumer."
Options:
1. i-Ainsley, ii-Marian, iii-Duncan,
iv-Duncan
2. i-Marian, ii-Clara, iii-Peter,
iv-Ainsley
3. i-Ainsley, ii-Marian, iii-Peter,
iv-Duncan
4. i-Clara, ii-Marian, iii-Duncan,
iv-Peter
Answer: 1
Explanation:
Each quote aligns with the respective character’s voice and thematic role.
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4 |
89 |
2 |
90 |
3 |
|
91 |
2 |
92 |
2 |
93 |
2 |
94 |
2 |
95 |
2 |
96 |
3 |
97 |
2 |
98 |
3 |
99 |
2 |
100 |
2 |
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SET-II- KEY- The Edible Woman (101-200) |
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|
101 |
2 |
102 |
2 |
103 |
2 |
104 |
2 |
105 |
1 |
106 |
2 |
107 |
2 |
108 |
2 |
109 |
2 |
110 |
4 |
|
111 |
2 |
112 |
2 |
113 |
2 |
114 |
1 |
115 |
2 |
116 |
2 |
117 |
2 |
118 |
2 |
119 |
2 |
120 |
2 |
|
121 |
2 |
122 |
2 |
123 |
2 |
124 |
2 |
125 |
2 |
126 |
2 |
127 |
3 |
128 |
2 |
129 |
2 |
130 |
3 |
|
131 |
2 |
132 |
2 |
133 |
3 |
134 |
3 |
135 |
2 |
136 |
1 |
137 |
3 |
138 |
3 |
139 |
3 |
140 |
2 |
|
141 |
2 |
142 |
3 |
143 |
3 |
144 |
3 |
145 |
1 |
146 |
3 |
147 |
3 |
148 |
2 |
149 |
3 |
150 |
3 |
|
151 |
3 |
152 |
1 |
153 |
2 |
154 |
1 |
155 |
2 |
156 |
3 |
157 |
2 |
158 |
3 |
159 |
1 |
160 |
3 |
|
161 |
|
162 |
|
163 |
|
164 |
|
165 |
|
166 |
|
167 |
|
168 |
|
169 |
|
170 |
|
|
171 |
|
172 |
|
173 |
|
174 |
|
175 |
|
176 |
|
177 |
|
178 |
|
179 |
|
180 |
|
|
181 |
|
182 |
|
183 |
|
184 |
|
185 |
|
186 |
|
187 |
|
188 |
|
189 |
|
190 |
|
|
191 |
|
192 |
|
193 |
|
194 |
|
195 |
|
196 |
|
197 |
|
198 |
|
199 |
|
200 |
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