2. What does Eugenio suggest to Daisy?
(a) that she go fetch another shawl
(b) that she not go out on a boat
(c) that she wear a life jacket
(d) that she make up her own mind

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

4. What are Americans seen as failing to do?
(a) properly appreciate Europe's ancient charms
(b) eat with the right utensils
(c) learning european languages
(d) speak loudly in public

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

6. What is Daisy's response when Eugenio asks if she intends to go alone?
(a) of course, she's a big girl now
(b) yes, she knows how to row
(c) no, she's taking Randolph
(d) no, with this gentleman

7. What does Daisy do inside the castle?
(a) flirts with all the men
(b) continues to berate Winterbourne
(c) slips away and return to the hotel
(d) ignores Winterbourne

8. What is Winterbourne's impression of himself?
(a) grinning from ear to ear
(b) waiting for her to speak first
(c) interested in the direction of the castle
(d) embarrassed to be with her

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

10. What appears to be a double standard involving Winterbourne and his judgment of Daisy's morals?
(a) his pursuit of her although thinking her coarse
(b) his own relationship in Geneva
(c) his eye for all the pretty ladies
(d) his attitude toward servants

11. Who speaks from out of the shadows?
(a) the concierge
(b) Randolph
(c) Mrs. Costello
(d) Eugenio

12. How much time passes between Winterbourne's first meeting Daisy and their trip to the castle?
(a) a fortnight
(b) a week
(c) two days
(d) one day

13. What is the irony of Mrs. Costello's attitude?
(a) she judges Daisy without ever having met her
(b) she is American, too, and her grandaughters are like Daisy
(c) she is looked down on by Europeans herself
(d) she was once just like Daisy before she married

14. What feeling does Winterbourne have as he watches Daisy descend the stairs?
(a) as if something romantic is going on
(b) as if he cannot move his feet
(c) as if he has made a mistake
(d) as if something dreadful is about to happen

15. What time is it when Daisy accepts the invitation to go for a row?
(a) midnight
(b) nearly ten at night
(c) half past ten
(d) eleven o'clock