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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

In Chapter 26, why does Paola assume that Joanna's father was a true believer in the saints? (from Chapters 24 - 28)

Paola assumes Hugo was a true believer in the saints when Joanna shows her a saint's medal she found in her father's things.

Paola assumes Hugo was a true believes since Joanna is willing to attend the religious festival.

Paola does not assume that Hugo was a true believer because she had heard the English were not typically religious.

Paola assumes Hugo was a true believer when she hears that Hugo's wound was cured and he never even walked with a limp.

2.

Why does Joanna decide to go to Italy? (from Chapters 6 - 11)

Joanna had always dreamed of going to Italy.

Nigel suggests to Joanna that she go to Italy.

Joanna wants to be as far away from Adrian as possible.

Joanna wants to learn more about her father and his past.

3.

Why do Hugo and Sofia refer to the painting of the Virgin Mary and Baby Jesus as their beautiful boy? (from Chapters 29 - 36)

Hugo and Sofia decide that will be the code by which they refer to the painting.

Because the baby Jesus looks like a real child instead of a small adult.

Because the baby Jesus reminds Sofia of Renzo as an infant.

Because they realize the painting is worth a good deal of money.

4.

Why did Hugo decide not to kill himself in Chapter 18? (from Chapters 18 - 23)

Hugo did not want Sofia to find him dead of a gunshot wound.

Hugo decided to wait and see if his leg got worse.

Hugo did not want to give up his dream of being a squire yet.

Hugo discovered he did not have any bullets in his gun.

5.

Why is Hugo unable to leave the monastery and search out Allied forces? (from Chapters 6 - 11)

Hugo does not want to leave the monastery.

Sofia tells Hugo that the German forces are too dense in the area and he will not be able to escape.

The weather is too bad to allow Hugo to travel.

Hugo's leg is injured so badly that he cannot walk.

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