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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Mrs. Walker want Daisy to do?
(a) leave with her in the carriage
(b) explain herslef
(c) dismiss Giovanelli and return to her house
(d) bring winterbourne and go with her

2. What does Daisy say is a disagreeable thing for Winterbourne today?
(a) that she has no fashion sense
(b) that she has no culture
(c) that she and Giovanelli are in love
(d) that she is star struck

3. What does Winterbourne scold Daisy about?
(a) dressing so casually
(b) exposing herself to the night air
(c) being unchaperoned
(d) being out so late

4. What does Daisy ask if Winterbourne remembers?
(a) the day they walked in the garden
(b) the way she dressed for the steamer trip
(c) the trip to the Chillon Castle
(d) the sugar he gave to Randolf

5. In Book One, how might Daisy be viewed?
(a) as learning how to test a foreign society
(b) as a proper girl misunderstood by the Americans
(c) as purely innocent but finding excitement
(d) as merely testing the social restrictions in Vevey

6. Seen by Daisy as he is about to leave the Colosseum, what does she accuse Winterbourne of?
(a) being too afraid to fight for her
(b) being a snob like the other Americans
(c) spying on her
(d) going away without speaking to her

7. What does Winterbourne finally decide about Daisy?
(a) she is not the nice girl he thought she was
(b) she is not as dangerous as his aunt thinks
(c) she has completely lost her senses
(d) she really is engaged to Giovanelli

8. Why do Winterbourne's and Daisy's paths gradually stop crossing?
(a) Mrs. Costello insists on it
(b) their mutual friends stop inviting her places
(c) Daisy travels to Paris
(d) she avoids Winterbourne

9. Who does Winterbourne warn about Daisy's behavior?
(a) Mrs. Costello
(b) Randolph
(c) Daisy, herself
(d) Mrs. Miller

10. Figuratively, what does Winterbourne choose to do with Daisy that night at the Colosseum?
(a) rescue her from danger
(b) teach her about impropriety
(c) give her to Caesar
(d) throw her to the lions

11. Why is Daisy miffed at Winterbourne?
(a) he hasn't written to her
(b) he isn't wearning stylish clothes
(c) he didn't let her know he was coming
(d) he didn't come see her first

12. At what point does Winterbourne begin to doubt Daisy's innocence?
(a) when the parasol hides them from him
(b) when Daisy is not in her hotel room
(c) when Daisy walks out Mrs. Walker's door
(d) when Daisy refuses to get in the carriage

13. How does Daisy's letter to Winterbourne reveal her real feelings about him?
(a) a promise to see him when she recovers
(b) remembering the trip to Chillon Castle
(c) an out right declaration of love
(d) an apology for her behavior

14. What is Daisy doing, according to Mrs. Costello, that disturbs Winterbourne?
(a) staying out late at night
(b) entertaining men
(c) avoiding the Americans
(d) behaving snobbishly

15. What does Winterbourne tell Daisy about?
(a) the illness of Mrs. Costello
(b) the concert he where would like to take her
(c) the rumor of her engagement
(d) the joke he played on Mrs. Walker

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Winterbourne say he had done to Daisy?

2. What kind of company does Mrs. Costello say Daisy has been keeping?

3. What does flirtation mean to the American expatriates in Rome?

4. Who arrives in a carriage?

5. How does Daisy tease Winterbourne about her reported engagement?

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