2. Where does Daisy's brother say his father is?
(a) upstairs in their hotel room
(b) in California, USA
(c) doing buisness in Rome
(d) a better place than Europe

3. What does Daisy represent in the novel?
(a) heartlessness
(b) the power of money
(c) innocence or the appearance of it
(d) American madness

4. What in Daisy's action indicates that she does not anticipate doing?
(a) anything moral
(b) anything secret
(c) anything non controversial
(d) anything wrong

5. What habit does Daisy have that is different from European girls?
(a) she laughs loudly and calls attention to herself
(b) she holds her nose in the air and is unfriendly
(c) she keeps her eyes down and never looks at anyone
(d) she looks people directly in the eye without blushing

6. What does Daisy realize from Winterbourne's excuses about his aunt?
(a) that she doesn't want to meet Daisy
(b) that she is very ill
(c) that he has not spoken to his aunt
(d) that he doesn't really have an aunt in the hotel

7. How is Daisy dressed as she comes down the stairs?
(a) in a revealing sun dress
(b) in an elegant traveling costume
(c) in a pair of pants and a blouse
(d) in jeans and a T-shirt

8. What could Daisy not say when introducing Winterbourne to her mother?
(a) how old he is
(b) his full name
(c) where he is from
(d) how long she has known him

9. What does Daisy ask Winterbourne if he would do?
(a) drive her to Geneva
(b) take her out in a boat
(c) stop talking to her mother
(d) take her out dancing

10. Who does Mrs. Costello say would never behave the way Daisy does?
(a) her friends' daughters
(b) French debutantes
(c) her granddaughters
(d) Swiss girls

11. What does Daisy suspect about Winterbourne's return to Geneva?
(a) he has a girlfriend there
(b) he likes to break hearts
(c) he wants to get away from her
(d) he's bored with her company

12. What do the Millers do with Eugenio that the Europeans do not understand?
(a) never take his advice
(b) pay him too much
(c) let him stay in their hotel room
(d) treat him as family

13. What does Daisy say about his grin?
(a) he's not laughing with his eyes
(b) he looks like he ate the canary
(c) his ears are very near together
(d) he's turned it upside down

14. Why does Daisy think they send all the pretty dresses from France to America?
(a) the ones in Europe are frightful
(b) only Americans can afford them
(c) they don't wear dresses in Europe
(d) there are no dress shops in Europe

15. What bothers Winterbourne about Daisy's attitude toward the courier?
(a) the condescension
(b) the familiarity
(c) the formality
(d) the antagonism