1. What Italian gentleman begins to pay special attention to Emily in Venice?
(a) Cavigni.
(b) Ludovico.
(c) Count Morano.
(d) Bertolini.

2. About whom does Emily compose a poem called "The Piedmontese"?
(a) Orsino.
(b) Valancourt.
(c) Monsieur St. Albert.
(d) Cavigni.

3. What does Emily find in an ivory case inside her dead father's purse?
(a) A ruby bracelet.
(b) A lock of blonde hair.
(c) The miniature of the mysterious lady that her father kissed.
(d) A locket.

4. What is Emily's response to Valancourt's declaration of love?
(a) She faints.
(b) She laughs at Valancourt.
(c) She admits to liking Valancourt but fears impropriety.
(d) She scorns Valancourt.

5. Which of the following does NOT happen when Emily refuses Count Morano's attempts to take her for a ride alone in Chapter Three of Volume Two?
(a) Count Morano forces Emily to wed him.
(b) Montoni claims Emily wrote M. Quesnel accepting Morano.
(c) Montoni lies about Emily's real letter to M. Quesnel.
(d) Count Morano says she has accepted his affections.

Short Answer Questions

1. While Emily and Monsieur St. Albert are traveling in Chapter Three, who joins them in their travel, helps them acquire lodging, and joins them for dinner?

2. On the banks of what river is the chateau of Monsieur St. Albert located?

3. In Chapter Ten, how much of her father's papers does Emily glimpse and read by accident before burning them?

4. What is Madame Clairval's relationship to Valancourt?

5. At the fishing-house, what does Madame St. Albert notice is missing?

(see the answer key)

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