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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. With whom is Carlo Piero Guercio in love?
(a) Pelagia.
(b) Francisco.
(c) Lukas.
(d) Filia.
2. Who is the leader of Mandras' resistance group?
(a) Apolo.
(b) Hector.
(c) Markus.
(d) Avie.
3. Who is supporting various Greek resistance groups?
(a) The British.
(b) The Americans.
(c) The Russians.
(d) The French.
4. Where does Dr. Iannis find the priest passed out in a pool of his own urine and vomit?
(a) At his office door.
(b) At the church door.
(c) Behind a screen.
(d) In the town square.
5. What does Corelli do early in the mornings?
(a) Goes to church.
(b) Jogs.
(c) Plays his mandolin.
(d) Fixes a big breakfast.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Dr. Iannis teach Corelli to do?
2. Where does Francisco die?
3. What secret does Carlo Piero Guercio write about in his confession?
4. What is the Fascist slogan on a propaganda pamphlet aimed against Mussolini?
5. Who is the German soldier Corelli befriends?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does the unlikely friendship between Gunter Weber and Captain Corelli begin?
2. Why is Hector called before the British officer, Lt. Col. Myers?
3. Chapter 2 is a stream of consciousness monologue delivered by whom?
4. Who is Carlo Piero Guercio and what does the author share about his personal life?
5. What decision does Mandras make after his recovery that upsets Pelagia?
6. Describe what happens during the village feast, especially for Mandras and Pelagia.
7. What is the significance of the title of Chapter 33, "A Problem with Hands"?
8. How does Carlo describe the fighting conditions in Greece and what does Carlo deliver to Francisco's mother for Francisco?
9. What issues are prevalent for Pelagia and Mandras regarding their future together?
10. How does Captain Corelli show his sense of humor as he marches into the village?
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