The Golden Bowl - Book 3, Chapters 9-10 Quiz

What does Charlotte wonder about the golden bowl and the seller?

Question Answer Choices Why the bowl was so expensive How the bowl was made What happened to the bowl and the 'swindling Jew' who wanted her to buy it Where the bowl was originally found

Why does Mrs. Assingham feel her friendship with Maggie has changed?

Question Answer Choices She feels Maggie has some responsibility in driving Charlotte and the Prince together She thinks Maggie has found out about the affair She believes Maggie has been avoiding her She feels Maggie has become more distant and secretive

What does Mrs. Assingham decide about her involvement with Charlotte and the Prince?

Question Answer Choices She plans to inform Maggie about their affair She does not want to be responsible for their relationship She wants to help them keep their affair secret She decides to confront them directly

What does the Colonel ask Mrs. Assingham about Charlotte and the Prince?

Question Answer Choices If they told her there was nothing going on between them If they confessed their love to her If they planned to leave together If they asked for her advice

What does Charlotte remind the Prince of in relation to a wedding present for Maggie?

Question Answer Choices The golden bowl with an indiscernible crack A porcelain figurine with a chipped edge A silver vase with a hidden flaw A diamond necklace with a missing gem

Why is the Colonel confused about his wife's involvement with Charlotte and the Prince?

Question Answer Choices Because she has never mentioned them before Because she denies knowing them at all Because she wants to confront them Because she previously felt sure there was a clandestine affair between them

Where do Charlotte and the Prince decide to go instead of staying for luncheon?

Question Answer Choices Gloucester Oxford Cambridge London

What does the Prince think of doing while standing on the balcony?

Question Answer Choices Taking a trip to London Writing a letter to Maggie Visiting the cathedrals and tombs in Gloucester Going for a walk in the countryside

What does Mrs. Assingham tell her husband about Charlotte and the Prince?

Question Answer Choices She believes there is nothing going on between them She has no idea what is happening She thinks they are planning to elope She knows they are having an affair

What does Mrs. Assingham suspect about Charlotte and the Prince's stay at Matcham?

Question Answer Choices They had an argument and left separately They may have gone to a secret location instead They stayed longer than expected They left early to visit Maggie