2. What does the Prince tell Chevalley that he and other Sicilians have no interest in?
(a) Understanding government.
(b) The rebellion.
(c) Being involved in government.
(d) Money.

3. How do the Prince's daughters respond to Tancredi's outfit?
(a) They laugh.
(b) They are fascinated.
(c) They are disgusted.
(d) They ignore it.

4. What will make Sarina's situation more difficult for Pirrone?
(a) The feud between himself and his father.
(b) The feud between himself, his father, and his uncle.
(c) The feud between himself and his uncle.
(d) The feud between his father and uncle.

5. What stopped the influx of relics for the Salina sisters?
(a) There were no more relics available that interested the sisters.
(b) The sisters could no longer afford them.
(c) The death of Donna Rosa.
(d) The disappearance of Donna Rosa.

6. How does the Prince get home after the ball?
(a) He walks.
(b) He is driven by a carriage for half of the way, and then walks.
(c) He rides a horse.
(d) He is driven in a carriage.

7. Where is Sarina when Pirrone talks to her the day after his speech?
(a) In the garden.
(b) In a carriage outside of the house.
(c) In the sitting room.
(d) In the kitchen.

8. How long did it take the Salina sisters to acquire each relic?
(a) One to two weeks.
(b) One to two days.
(c) One to two years.
(d) One to two months.

9. How does the Prince consider the vote in Chapter 3, Part 2?
(a) Locally significant, but not historically.
(b) Historically significant.
(c) Historically insignificant.
(d) Locally insignificant, but historical.

10. How does the Princess pass away?
(a) An accident.
(b) Malaria.
(c) Diabetes.
(d) Old age.

11. What does Pirrone realize at the end of Chapter 5?
(a) Aristocracy is much better than peasantry.
(b) Aristocracy and the peasantry are more alike than he thought.
(c) Peasantry is much better than aristocracy.
(d) Aristocracy and the peasantry are less alike than he thought.

12. How close is Angelica to acquiring the title of Baroness in Chapter 3, Part 2?
(a) Calogero is in final negotiations for purchasing the title.
(b) Calogero is thinking of purchasing the title.
(c) Calogero has just started the negotiations for purchasing the title.
(d) Calogero is halfway through the negotiations for purchasing the title.

13. What does Ciccio think Calogero represents for the people?
(a) Harsh reality.
(b) Unattainable goals.
(c) A life deserving of sympathy.
(d) A fabricated life.

14. What year is it when Chapter 8 begins?
(a) 1890.
(b) 1920.
(c) 1910.
(d) 1870.

15. What tires the Prince in Chapter 7?
(a) A last minute visit to a doctor.
(b) A walk in the garden.
(c) A routine visit to a doctor.
(d) A visit to a friend's house.