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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What did Bill tell Batali about his project?
(a) That he needed to get some money first.
(b) That he preferred to work for someone else.
(c) That he would try staying in Italy.
(d) That he was not ready for it.

2. Where did Bill and his wife return to in Chapter 24?
(a) New York.
(b) Boston.
(c) London.
(d) Rome.

3. Where did Bill see his first Chianine?
(a) In a feed lot.
(b) At a vineyard.
(c) At Dario's shop.
(d) In a field near Rome.

4. Why did Dario berate the restaurant owner when they went out to dinner?
(a) The restaurant wasn't buying from him.
(b) The food was cold.
(c) The food was not Italian and was made from inferior meat.
(d) The restaurant wanted to charge him too much.

5. What did Bill say of the people that made food an important part of Italy?
(a) They were all women.
(b) They were more and more non Italian born.
(c) They thrived.
(d) They were slowly disappearing.

Short Answer Questions

1. What were Bill and his wife tired of at the end of Chapter 24?

2. What did Batali order at the restaurant?

3. What was Bill obsessed with at the start of Chapter 16?

4. Who took over Andy's job at Babbo?

5. What does the silver sliver get rid of?

Short Essay Questions

1. What did Bill want to research at the end of Chapter 29?

2. Why did Bill arrive ten days earlier than Mark?

3. What did Bill admit during the dinner with Batali?

4. Why did everyone in the town talk about Giovanni's bull according to Chapter 27?

5. What did Bill eventually find?

6. What did Bill learn upon his return to Dario's shop in Chapter 25?

7. Why did Bill become focused on early recipes verses late recipes?

8. What did Bill become obsessed with according to Chapter 16?

9. What did Bill eventually find it impossible to do in?

10. What did Maestro explain to Bill about the chianina?

(see the answer keys)

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