The Tuscan Child Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why do Joanna and Renzo visit Renzo's old house? (from Chapters 29 - 36)

Joanna and Renzo visit the house to see if there is any place Sofia could have hid Hugo.

Joanna and Renzo visit the house to see if Renzo can remember anything about his mother.

Joanna and Renzo do not visit the house.

Joanna and Renzo visit the house to see if Renzo can remember an English soldier being there.

2.

Why does Joanna think Gianna's death might be her fault? (from Chapters 18 - 23)

Gianni was killed right after Joanna started asking questions about her father.

Gianna left an envelope of things indicating he knew something about a German payoff.

Joanna heard the men on the piazza talking about how they needed to keep Gianni quiet.

Joanna had made arrangements with Gianni to find out what he knew about the war.

3.

Why is Joanna worried when she learns that she has a half-brother? (from Chapters 6 - 11)

Joanna needs the money she will inherit from her father to survive.

Joanna thinks that if her father did not tell her about the brother, she was not meant to meet him.

Joanna worries that the brother will insist that he be given all of Hugo's things.

Joanna worries that the brother will want a relationship.

4.

Why is Renzo called to attend when Joanna is questioned by the police inspector in Chapter 22? (from Chapters 18 - 23)

Renzo is the one who has accused Joanna of Gianni's murder.

Renzo is asked to translate between the Italian speaking investigator and Joanna, who speaks primarily English.

Renzo is called in as a disinterested third party to make sure Joanna is not treated badly.

Renzo is the one who found Gianni's body.

5.

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

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

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

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

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

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