2. Who does the narrator of Part II, Chapter 11, say committed a crime?
(a) Clotilda.
(b) Eufrasia.
(c) Mrs. Milagros.
(d) Camilo.

3. How does Camilo respond to the inspector talking about art?
(a) He speaks enthusiastically.
(b) He is inarticulate.
(c) He is nearly silent.
(d) He speaks timidly.

4. What is the first place that Rosaura describes going in town?
(a) Her old apartment.
(b) The police station.
(c) A donut shop.
(d) Her father's house.

5. What detail of Camilo's story causes Eufrasia to doubt its veracity?
(a) She doubted a wealthy woman would fall in love with a painter.
(b) She learned that Camilo did not know how to hold a paintbrush properly.
(c) Rosaura posed for his portraits.
(d) Camilo had clients on Mondays and could not possibly be where he said he was.

6. How long does Rosaura stay at the boarding house?
(a) Until she has a falling out with Camilo.
(b) Until she runs away.
(c) Until she marries.
(d) Until she falls sick.

7. Which of the following best describes the tone of Part II, Chapter 11?
(a) Humble.
(b) Very detailed.
(c) Overly elaborate.
(d) Not well thought out.

8. How does Camilo claim he created the portrait of Mrs. Milagros and family?
(a) From live model.
(b) By painting a little each day for months.
(c) Using a photograph.
(d) From memory.

9. What form does the narrative in Part II, Chapter 11 take?
(a) Someone writing.
(b) A song.
(c) A letter.
(d) Someone testifying.

10. How do Mrs. Milagros' daughters discover Rosaura's age?
(a) Camilo tells them.
(b) Her father arrives and says she is too young to marry.
(c) From her identification.
(d) She tells them.

11. What does Eufrasia claim she could not help but do in her bed?
(a) Smell food being made in the kitchen.
(b) Hear the footsteps above her head.
(c) Overhear others.
(d) Fantasize.

12. How does the narrator of Part II, Chapter 11, characterize the people who live at the boarding house?
(a) As ignorant.
(b) As unkind.
(c) As too interested in gossip.
(d) As smart.

13. Which of the following people does Reguel reference?
(a) Laura Cota.
(b) Tathagata.
(c) Christ.
(d) Ghandi.

14. What is Eufrasia's opinion of most of the people involved in the case?
(a) Her opinion is unfavorable.
(b) She feels that she has too little information to offer the investigators.
(c) She believes that some of them are intelligent, but for the most part they are not.
(d) She believes that the police will see they are working with experienced criminals.

15. Who does Camilo claim wrote the love letters to him?
(a) Mrs. Milagros wrote them.
(b) Rosaura wrote them.
(c) Matilde wrote them.
(d) He wrote them.