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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through June.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. In his descriptions of the small towns around Naples, Lewis mentions that the new mayors of these towns who have been appointed by the Allies are called what?
(a) Camorra.
(b) Sindacos.
(c) Sicurezza.
(d) Carabinieri.
2. When Lewis investigates various Italian salaries, he says that the lowest income for a public official is that of the postman at what amount per month?
(a) 380 lire.
(b) 875 lire.
(c) 450 lire.
(d) 240 lire.
3. 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) 1300 lire.
(b) 500 lire.
(c) 100 lire.
(d) 1000 lire.
4. In his February 28, 1944 entry Lewis says that spring seems to have arrived, and that a young boy is selling a collection of 25 ballads at what price?
(a) 15 lire.
(b) 20 lire.
(c) 10 lire.
(d) 5 lire.
5. When Lewis is invited to go on a family expedition to gather greens and hunt birds with Ingeniere Crespi, the man's son goes along; what is the boy's name?
(a) Lucca.
(b) Dante.
(c) Andrea.
(d) Alberto.
Short Answer Questions
1. When Lewis returns to Naples in "October 1944" he finds that several members of his section are ill; Moore has which of the following illnesses?
2. In his discussion of his duties Lewis mentions that he is expected to make daily log entries in his Army Book no. 466. At what time each day are these logs to be discussed?
3. In the January 1, 1944 entry Lewis says that any Allied goods stolen are sold openly on which of the following streets?
4. When Lewis discusses the small towns outside Naples he says that there are nearly uncontrollable because they are ruled by the local mob, a group known as what?
5. While discussing Latarullo's home furnishings Lewis describes a dingy piece of rock, supposedly from the sanctuary of which saint?
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