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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through February.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. After Lewis gives a hungry man some K rations he receives a strip of cloth that the giver insists will render him bulletproof; from what city did this cloth originate?
(a) Florence.
(b) Pompeii.
(c) Jerusalem.
(d) Rome.
2. In the October 24, 1943 entry Lewis is sent to deal with a young German boy set to be executed as a spy. What is the young boy's name?
(a) Posilippo.
(b) Tobruk.
(c) Frazer.
(d) Sauro.
3. Lewis notes in November 1943 that the only avenue open to a young man of good family is diplomatic service; how many diplomatic posts are offered in Naples?
(a) 250.
(b) 105.
(c) 60.
(d) 25.
4. In the January 12, 1944 entry which of the following individuals is thrown into jail after he is discovered with several lengths of copper wire, which he insists are German?
(a) Antonio Priore.
(b) Lo Scalzo.
(c) Ingeniere Crespi.
(d) Poggio Reale.
5. In his February 28, 1944 entry Lewis says that spring seems to have arrived, and that a young boy is selling a collection of 25 ballads at what price?
(a) 5 lire.
(b) 15 lire.
(c) 10 lire.
(d) 20 lire.
Short Answer Questions
1. In his discussion of the local mobs around Naples, Lewis says that the only person who ever stood up to the group was whom?
2. As the book ends and Lewis prepares to leave Naples, he mentions that he hopes he will at least have time to see which of the following individuals before he leaves?
3. When Lewis winds up in the American Evacuation Hospital he is ill with a re-infection of which of the following illnesses?
4. While investigating the charges against the man arrested by the police chief, Lewis compares another witness--Anna Consomata--to an angel by which famous Italian artist?
5. Which of the following towns does Lewis NOT mention as a suburb of Naples on his journey back to his section after his release from the hospital?
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