The Golden Bowl - Book 5, Chapters 4-5 Quiz

What does Maggie think of Charlotte's behavior as a hostess?

Question Answer Choices Charlotte is being rude to the guests and visitors. Charlotte is ignoring the incoming guests and visitors. Charlotte is playing the perfect hostess to the incoming guests and visitors. Charlotte is avoiding her duties as a hostess.

Who does Maggie encourage to stay at Fawns to help her?

Question Answer Choices Fanny Assingham. Amerigo. Mr. Verver. Father Mitchell.

Who wanders the galleries at Fawns lost in his thoughts?

Question Answer Choices Fanny Assingham. Amerigo. Father Mitchell. Mr. Verver.

What is Charlotte's plan after talking with Maggie in the garden?

Question Answer Choices She and Mr. Verver are leaving for America immediately. She decides to stay at Fawns and work on her marriage. She wants to leave Fawns and travel around Europe. She plans to confront Amerigo about his behavior.

Who asks Maggie if she would rather they leave Fawns?

Question Answer Choices Amerigo. Father Mitchell. Fanny Assingham. Mr. Verver.

What does Charlotte announce to Maggie during their private conversation?

Question Answer Choices She is planning a trip to Europe. She is tired of the life she is living at Fawns. She wants to reconcile with Maggie. She is leaving Mr. Verver.

What does Maggie use as an excuse to talk to Charlotte privately?

Question Answer Choices A gift for Charlotte. A message from Amerigo. A letter from Mr. Verver. The first volume of a three-volume set.

What does Maggie view Amerigo as wishing for when he is at Fawns?

Question Answer Choices A closer relationship with Mr. Verver. A return to his old life. More time with Charlotte. Isolation, wearied by the constant strain of being the dutiful husband.

Who does Maggie view as a caged animal that has broken free?

Question Answer Choices Amerigo. Charlotte. Mr. Verver. Fanny Assingham.