The Tuscan Child Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why does Joanna come to the conclusion that Renzo is not her father's son by Sofia? (from Chapters 12 - 17)

Renzo is too young to be her father's son.

Renzo denies being Sofia's son.

Renzo is too old to be her father's son.

Renzo remembers his biological father.

2.

Why are Sofia and Hugo shocked when they see the chapel in the basement of the monastery? (from Chapters 29 - 36)

Sofia and Hugo find a stash of food the monks had stored in the basement.

There are works of art there that the Germans had not stolen.

It appeared that the monks had intentionally stored their valuables there to keep them safe from the Germans.

Sofia and Hugo find a secret tunnel out of the monastery, ensuring that Hugo can escape safely if the Germans locate him.

3.

Why is Joanna so surprised by the way Miss Honeywell treats her after Hugo's death? (from Chapters 1 - 5)

Miss Honeywell had flirted with Joanna's father after Joanna's mother died.

Miss Honeywell had always been mean to Joanna when she was a student.

Miss Honeywell had always felt sorry for Hugo for losing Langley Hall.

Miss Honeywell had always made it clear to Joanna her family was a disgrace.

4.

Why is Joanna suspected of having some role in Gianni's murder? (from Chapters 18 - 23)

Joanna is suspected because she is an outsider.

Joanna is suspected because her fingerprints were found on Gianni's possessions.

Joanna is suspected because his body is found so close to the cottage she rented.

Joanna is suspected because she spoke to Gianni the day prior.

5.

Why did the Allies bomb the monastery near San Salvatore? (from Chapters 6 - 11)

The Allies bombed the monastery because the monks were helping the Germans.

The Allies bombed the monastery because the Germans were using it as a stronghold.

The Germans bombed the monastery.

The Allies missed their target and hit the monastery instead.

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