2. What does Ralph admit to Catherine one night?
(a) He killed Francesca.
(b) He wants a divorce.
(c) He knows what she is doing.
(d) He has changed his mind about Antonio.

3. Who was Catherine's lover whom she caught in bed with twelve-year-old Alice?
(a) Uncle Skip.
(b) Uncle Chip.
(c) Uncle Sid.
(d) Uncle Sammie.

4. How does Violet die?
(a) She is shot.
(b) She drowns.
(c) She hangs herself.
(d) She is thrown from her horse.

5. How does Ralph feel when he realizes that he is being poisoned?
(a) He is sad.
(b) He is outraged.
(c) He is pensive.
(d) He doesn't care.

6. Who is the young widow with whom Antonio gets involved?
(a) Vernie Allen.
(b) Victoria Anderson.
(c) Violet Alverson.
(d) Veronica Adams.

7. Antonio says that the only way Ralph will mean anything to him is _____________________.
(a) Coming to get him himself.
(b) Giving him an apology.
(c) Being dead.
(d) Wiring him some money.

8. What does Mrs. Larsen represent for Ralph?
(a) Cleanliness.
(b) Sterility.
(c) Compassion.
(d) A mother figure.

9. Which of the following is NOT something Antonio acquires while living at the Italian house?
(a) An Arabian horse.
(b) A woman.
(c) French Impressionist paintings.
(d) A car.

10. What does Antonio do during Violet's funeral?
(a) Drinks brandy.
(b) Sobs in his bed.
(c) Makes love to another woman.
(d) Plays the piano.

11. What was the only thing Emilia took with her when she left Ralph?
(a) Her wedding ring.
(b) A safe deposit box.
(c) Her pearl necklace.
(d) The dress she was wearing.

12. What nickname do old people give to arsenic?
(a) The bitter end.
(b) Nectar of Satan.
(c) Inheritance powder.
(d) Liquid death.

13. Where do Catherine and Alice live when they leave Philadelphia?
(a) San Francisco.
(b) Denver.
(c) Chicago.
(d) New York.

14. Why does Mr. Larsen cut off his hand?
(a) It is mangled in farm equipment.
(b) He goes out of his mind.
(c) It is constantly numb.
(d) He thinks an unhealed burn is the mark of Satan.

15. The Italian house is a metaphor for what?
(a) Love.
(b) Greed.
(c) Art.
(d) Passion.