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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. Who informs Michael that they do not side with Don Croce?
(a) Turi.
(b) The Abbot Mandredi.
(c) Don Domenic Clemenza.
(d) Don Vito Corleone.

2. Who is said to support a pardon of Turi?
(a) The carabinieri.
(b) The Mafia.
(c) The Catholic Church.
(d) The government.

3. What does Don Croce say he will have Turi's band attack?
(a) Communists.
(b) Socialists and Communists.
(c) Socialists.
(d) Christian Democrats.

4. Who tells Michael and Clemenza that Turi is dead?
(a) Aspanu.
(b) Hector Adonis.
(c) Don Croce.
(d) Zu Peppino.

5. What ailment does Aspanu suffer at the end of "Chapter 10"?
(a) Dehydration.
(b) A heart attack.
(c) A seizure.
(d) A hemorrhage.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who does Andolini and Hector Adonis travel to meet before helping Turi escape to America?

2. Who sends letters to the government that forbid the police to patrol at night in certain cities?

3. What does Michael inform Aspanu about Andolini?

4. What year do Turi and his band go home for Easter in "Chapter 22"?

5. What does Michael tell Don Clemenza that the Minister of Justice carries with him?

Short Essay Questions

1. When Michael returns to America after his exile in Sicily, what do he and his father, Vito Corleone, talk about involving Turi?

2. What is the immediate response to the massacre at Portella della Cinestra?

3. What makes Turi finally realize he has to leave Sicily?

4. When Turi learns of Stefan, what does he do?

5. Discuss the visit that occurs between Aspanu and Michael in the middle of the night.

6. What is the referendum?

7. What happens right after the election of 1948?

8. Discuss the events that occur that cause Andolini to be arrested.

9. After the 1948 election, what happens to the land that is supposed to be distributed to the peasants?

10. Discuss the marriage between Turi and Justina.

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