The Golden Bowl - Book 5, Chapters 1-3 Quiz

What do Maggie and Mr. Verver agree on regarding trust?

Question Answer Choices They don't trust each other at all. They trust Fanny Assingham the most. They trust Charlotte the most. They trust each other more than anyone else.

What does Mr. Verver ask Maggie about her strength?

Question Answer Choices If she is stronger in dealing with Amerigo. If she is stronger in dealing with Charlotte. If she is stronger in dealing with Fanny Assingham. If she is stronger in dealing with Mrs. Rance and the Miss Lutches.

What does Maggie feel when she stands alone on the balcony after dinner?

Question Answer Choices She feels she is on the outside, observing and judging those within. She feels she is part of the group. She feels completely at peace. She feels overwhelmed by sadness.

What does Charlotte ask Maggie for as a sign of complete peace between them?

Question Answer Choices A promise A handshake A hug A kiss

How does Maggie feel after the guests arrive at Fawns?

Question Answer Choices She feels deep sadness. She feels a sense of confinement. She experiences overwhelming joy. She experiences a sense of freedom.

Who does Maggie discuss her current situation with a few days later?

Question Answer Choices Mr. Verver Charlotte Fanny Assingham Amerigo

What does Mr. Verver suggest to prove his point about not being a victim of Maggie's selfishness?

Question Answer Choices He and Charlotte may stay at Fawns. He and Charlotte may return to America. He and Charlotte may travel to Italy. He and Charlotte may move to France.

What does the shopkeeper tell Maggie about Charlotte and Amerigo?

Question Answer Choices He remembered them because they were very memorable customers. He forgot them immediately. He remembered them only because he had a major purchase after their visit. He didn't remember them at all.

What does Maggie tell Amerigo about the Jewish shopkeeper?

Question Answer Choices He gave her a discount on the golden bowl. He tried to return part of the purchase money because he liked her. He refused to sell her the golden bowl. He didn't remember her at all.

What does Maggie tell Fanny Assingham about Amerigo?

Question Answer Choices He has been spending more time with Charlotte. He wants to leave Fawns. He is planning a surprise for Maggie. He has kept his distance from Charlotte.