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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. Who is Mandras' mother?
(a) Phaedra.
(b) Rhea.
(c) Drousula.
(d) Eleni.
2. Who is supporting various Greek resistance groups?
(a) The Russians.
(b) The French.
(c) The Americans.
(d) The British.
3. Mussolini has decided to attack which country?
(a) Italy.
(b) Spain.
(c) Germany.
(d) Greece.
4. What does Corelli do early in the mornings?
(a) Jogs.
(b) Plays his mandolin.
(c) Fixes a big breakfast.
(d) Goes to church.
5. Why does Pelagia leave Corelli at the table?
(a) The pine marten scratches at the door.
(b) She is embarrassed by her actions.
(c) Her father calls her to come outside.
(d) A patient has come to see her father.
Short Answer Questions
1. Pelagia is fascinated to watch Corelli __________________ at the table.
2. What happens on April 30, 1941?
3. Dr. Iannis is a physician on the island of _________________.
4. Who asks Carlo to deliver a letter to his mother in the event of his death?
5. What demeanor does Pelagia have around Captain Corelli?
Short Essay Questions
1. In what ways does Pelagia care for Mandras when he returns from the fighting?
2. What are the circumstances in which Mandras joins the resistance fighters?
3. How does Carlo describe the fighting conditions in Greece and what does Carlo deliver to Francisco's mother for Francisco?
4. What decision does Mandras make after his recovery that upsets Pelagia?
5. How are Dr. Iannis and Pelagia conflicted about their feelings for Captain Corelli?
6. What is the first mention of Captain Corelli in the novel?
7. What are the circumstances in which Mandras meets Pelagia and falls in love?
8. How does Dr. Iannnis realize that an attraction is forming between Pelagia and Corelli?
9. What is the significance of the title of Chapter 33, "A Problem with Hands"?
10. Why does Pelagia not recognize Mandras at first when he returns home?
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