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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What message does Don Croce send to Turi from the Friends of the Friends?
(a) They want to join forces with him.
(b) They are not happy with him and his actions.
(c) They want him to leave Sicily.
(d) They want to offer him a lifetime of protection.

2. Where is Turi taken when he is injured by the police?
(a) A monastery.
(b) A hospital.
(c) A friend's house.
(d) His parent's house.

3. Where does Turi Guiliano live?
(a) Naples.
(b) Palermo.
(c) Rome.
(d) Vittoria.

4. What provides a means of existence for the people of Sicily after the war?
(a) Importing from America.
(b) Harvesting.
(c) The black market.
(d) The Catholic Church.

5. What holiday does Turi go home for in order to visit his parents?
(a) Easter.
(b) Christmas.
(c) A Fiesta.
(d) May Day.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who arrives in Montelepre at night and is spotted by Turi and Aspanu?

2. Who is interested in recruiting Turi as the heir to their empire?

3. Where was Don Croce born?

4. Who keeps Turi supplied with books while he is living in the mountains?

5. How much is the ransom of Prince Ollorto for?

Short Essay Questions

1. How did Don Croce become part of the Mafia?

2. Who declared war on the Mafia and what was Don Croce's status when the war ended?

3. Why does Hector Adonis want Turi to reach an accommodation with the Friends of the Friends?

4. Where was Don Croce born and what did his life entail while growing up?

5. Discuss the kidnapping of Prince Ollorto.

6. Who betrays Turi when he goes home for the Easter holiday?

7. Describe the meeting between Don Croce and the Mafia chiefs at the Hotel Umberto.

8. What is the Fiesta and what is Turi's role in it?

9. Why is Turi arrested before the Fiesta and how is he released?

10. Who is sent by Don Croce to give Turi a message and what is the message?

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