The Golden Bowl - Book 3, Chapters 5-6 Quiz

What do Charlotte and the Prince agree about their relationship?

Question Answer Choices Their relationship is 'sacred.' Their relationship is 'temporary.' Their relationship is 'unimportant.' Their relationship is 'problematic.'

Why does the Prince try to avoid Charlotte's glance at social engagements?

Question Answer Choices He is angry with her. He is distracted by other people. He fears detection. He wants to focus on Maggie.

Who has taken charge of the social relations of the family?

Question Answer Choices Charlotte Mrs. Assingham The Prince Maggie

Who is unhappy about the 'desertion' of Charlotte?

Question Answer Choices Mrs. Assingham Mr. Verver The Prince Maggie

Why does Charlotte say she walked in the rain and took a cab?

Question Answer Choices The Prince borrowed Charlotte's carriage for his errands. Charlotte's carriage was being repaired. Maggie took Charlotte's carriage to run errands for Mr. Verver. Charlotte wanted to visit the museum and the art gallery.

Why does Charlotte feel involved in London society?

Question Answer Choices It is part of the wonderful world she has acquired through her marriage to Adam Verver. Her own efforts have made her a significant socialite. Her friendship with Mrs. Assingham has opened many doors. She has always been a prominent figure in society.

What does the Prince admit he lacks compared to Charlotte?

Question Answer Choices Imagination Courage Intelligence Patience

Who does the Prince say is on their side and would do anything for them?

Question Answer Choices Mr. Verver Mrs. Assingham Maggie Adam Verver

What does Charlotte say she will tell people if asked where she has been all day?

Question Answer Choices She has been with the Prince, keeping him company in his solitude. She has been running errands for Mr. Verver. She has been spending time with Maggie and her father. She has been visiting the museum and the art gallery.

Who has Maggie been spending her time with all day?

Question Answer Choices Charlotte and the Prince Her father and her baby Mrs. Assingham and Adam Verver Her friends from London society