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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. Winterbourne makes a conclusion that Daisy is not an innocent child but a woman with what attribute?
(a) disregard for social propriety
(b) willingness to conform to social propriety
(c) care about what others think of her
(d) unintelligence

2. How does Winterbourne defend Daisy?
(a) saying she is not cultured but not bad
(b) saying she is just trying to learn the language
(c) saying she is only naive
(d) saying she is the innocent victim of her beauty

3. What does Mrs. Miller suppose Daisy's situation is?
(a) engaged and thus not in any danger
(b) perfectly natural for any young girl
(c) carefree and able to take care of herself
(d) the innocent victim of gossip

4. What does Daisy admit to being?
(a) older than she looks
(b) a fearful, frightful flirt
(c) an uncultured American girl
(d) a devoute Christian

5. What does Winterbourne agree that Daisy should do?
(a) terminate her friendship with Giovanelli
(b) go with the older woman
(c) tell Mrs. Walker to mind her own business
(d) stop fraternizing with the Italians

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Winterbourne tell Daisy about?

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

3. What is Daisy doing, according to Mrs. Costello, that disturbs Winterbourne?

4. Where does Winterbourne next see Giovanelli?

5. When have Italian men been calling for Daisy at her hotel?

Short Essay Questions

1. In what way does Daisy turn the tables on Winterbourne when he warns her about Giovanelli?

2. What is the admonition Winterbourne receives from his aunt?

3. Describe the information Winterbourne receives about Daisy from Mrs. Walker.

4. What does Mrs. Walker say Daisy has done that is unacceptable?

5. How does Mrs. Miller show her own naivete regarding Giovanelli?

6. To solve the problem of Daisy's going alone, how does Winterbourne provide an answer?

7. At Mrs. Walker's party, how does Winterbourne alter to stop Daisy's behavior?

8. How does Winterbourne's attempt at a joke turn out badly?

9. What happens in the winter of the same year Winterbourne met Daisy?

10. What shows the determination of Mrs. Walker to save the reckless American girl?

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