3. After the Prince says his daily prayers, where does he go?
(a) The garden.
(b) The kitchen.
(c) The sitting room.
(d) The barn.

4. How many tenants visit the Prince in his office in the second part of Chapter 1?
(a) Two.
(b) Four.
(c) One.
(d) Three.

5. How is Angelica acting towards Tancredi in Chapter 2, Part 3?
(a) She is polite to him, but not interested.
(b) She is openly flirting with him.
(c) She is subliminally flirting with him.
(d) She is ignoring him.

6. In what way does the Prince consider himself and Tancredi more alike than he thought?
(a) Their positive reputation among common people.
(b) Their negative reputation among common people.
(c) Aristocratically in their thoughts.
(d) Aristocratically in their actions.

7. What questions does the Plebiscite of Unification raise?
(a) Whether or not Sicily should militarily join with Italy.
(b) Whether or not Sicily should abandon Italy militarily.
(c) Whether or not Sicily should politically join with Italy.
(d) Whether or not Sicily should abandon Italy politically.

8. How does the Prince's family know he is upset at dinner in Chapter 1?
(a) He is quiet.
(b) He is breaking the eating utensils during the meal.
(c) He is talkative.
(d) He is making unusually loud noises as he eats.

9. How does Tancredi respond to Angelica at the dinner?
(a) He continues his conversation.
(b) He immediately walks over to her.
(c) He stops his conversation.
(d) He avoids her.

10. How often does Tancredi write to the Prince?
(a) Once a month.
(b) Twice a week.
(c) Twice a month.
(d) Once a week.

11. How did the local leaders of the revolution treat the Prince when they arrived at his palace?
(a) Mysteriously.
(b) Deceptively.
(c) Disrespectfully.
(d) Respectfully.

12. What does the Prince sense in Tancredi's words?
(a) Naivety.
(b) Wisdom.
(c) Stupidity.
(d) Confusion.

13. What does the change of the Prince represent in Chapter 2, Part 1?
(a) The end of his greed.
(b) The decline of his prestige.
(c) The increase of his prestige.
(d) The beginning of his greed.

14. According to Tancredi, what has to happen if things are to remain the same?
(a) Nothing has to happen.
(b) Warnings should be taken seriously.
(c) Warnings should be ignored.
(d) Things have to change.

15. What are the rebels fighting against?
(a) The people who live in Palermo.
(b) The authority of the King.
(c) The criminals of Palermo.
(d) The other forces who oppose the King.