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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through March.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. At the end of "February 1944" Lewis sees his first pazzariello on the Via San Pasquale; according to Lewis, this word translates to what?
(a) Musician.
(b) Flower merchant.
(c) Pizza shop.
(d) Joker.
2. When Lewis first sets up his intelligence-gathering operation in Naples, what percentage of the information he finds does he deem "numbingly unimportant"?
(a) 99%.
(b) 85%.
(c) 50%.
(d) 25%.
3. After Signora Lola gives Lewis the information about illicit letters being sent, Lattarullo provides Lewis with the name of a letter carrier. What is the man's name?
(a) Patierno.
(b) Ruffino.
(c) Losurdo.
(d) Salerno.
4. When the orders come through to break up the assault on local girls caught with Allied soldiers, Lewis reports that there are how many men at HQ to deal with the situation?
(a) 8.
(b) 4.
(c) 5.
(d) 16.
5. The prostitutes rounded up for the A-Force's plot are unhappy about the situation because they are used to making how much money per night?
(a) 100 lire.
(b) 1000 lire.
(c) 1300 lire.
(d) 500 lire.
Short Answer Questions
1. Anna Consomata reveals during her discussion with Lewis that she agreed to give false testimony because she was the mistress of which of the following?
2. Which of the following items does Lewis NOT lose in the flood during his stay in the hospital?
3. When Lattarullo gives Lewis information about the Neapolitan doctor with the stolen Fiat, Lewis taken him to lunch. Which of the following is Lattarullo offered on the way to eat?
4. When talking about Neapolitan vendettas, Lewis mentions a boy who ambushed and killed the man who had killed his father before his birth; how old is the boy?
5. After his discussion of corrupt law enforcement, Lewis visits which of the following men who has been arrested by a corrupt police chief on ridiculous charges?
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