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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through April.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. On which of the following dates are Lewis and other men attacked via plane while exploring the Temple of Neptune?
(a) September 14, 1944.
(b) September 8, 1943.
(c) September 19, 1944.
(d) September 10, 1943.

2. 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?
(a) 9.
(b) 7.
(c) 13.
(d) 15.

3. During the checkpoint stops three miles outside town, the Canadians discover that most vehicles have stolen tires. How much are the tires worth on the black market?
(a) 50,000 lire.
(b) 3,000 lire.
(c) 30,000 lire.
(d) 8,000 lire.

4. 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) Carabinieri.
(c) Sindacos.
(d) Sicurezza.

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) 1300 lire.
(b) 500 lire.
(c) 100 lire.
(d) 1000 lire.

Short Answer Questions

1. When Lewis visits the prison during his vendetta investigation he notes that newly received prisoners are fingerprinted and then told to wipe the ink off their hands where?

2. Early in the book, on which of the following dates does Lewis state that the war arrives?

3. When Captain Frazer and Signora Lola finally become engaged, he is horrified at having to participate in an Easter parade down which of the following street?

4. When an American soldier reports that he has been to a party in Marichiaro and has met a spy, he bases this accusation on the fact that the man claims to be what?

5. With which of the following captains does Lewis meet after a night spent patrolling the streets of Salerno for German infiltrators?

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