1. Why does Artemisia think her father asked Tassi to teach her?
(a) Because he wants to endear himself to Tassi to get a piece of a new commission.
(b) Because he thinks Artemisia needs help with her pigment grinding.
(c) Because he wants Artemisia to see what a really great painter can offer her.
(d) Because he thinks Tassi would be a good suitor to her.

2. In which piazza is there an octagonal fountain that Artemisia likes?
(a) Piazza dei Fiori.
(b) Piazza di Santa Maria.
(c) Piazza Octavia.
(d) Piazza Navona.

3. What does Susanna do when she senses the Elders watching her in the bath?
(a) Cries for her husband.
(b) Immediately gets out of the bath to go and stab the Elders watching her.
(c) Cries for her servants.
(d) Holds her breath and dips below the surface of the water.

4. How does Artemisia paint breasts differently from how men paint them?
(a) Artemisia paints breasts with more imperfections than the way men paint them.
(b) Artemisia paints breasts to look as if they have more weight than when men paint them.
(c) Artemisia paints breasts with more color variation than how men paint them.
(d) Artemisia paints breasts to be more uneven than the way men paint them.

5. What does Tassi say when Artemisia asks if he can secure a commission for Orazio?
(a) He knows the family offering the commission does not like Orazio's work.
(b) He knows the Pope does not like Orazio's work.
(c) He can definitely get a commission for Orazio.
(d) He thought both he and she agreed that Orazio's work was bad.