The Italian - Chapter 4 Quiz

What does Vivaldi notice behind Schedoni's smile?

Question Answer Choices Contempt and malignity. Sadness and regret. Fear and anxiety. Kindness and warmth.

What causes Schedoni to show a sense of angry discomfort in Volume 1, Chapter 4?

Question Answer Choices Vivaldi lashes out at secret advisers who poison the repose of families. Vivaldi reveals that he knows about Schedoni's secret past. Vivaldi accuses Schedoni of stealing valuable artifacts. Vivaldi questions the monk about his relationship with the marchesa.

What does Vivaldi comment would make a fine addition to the marchesa's cabinet?

Question Answer Choices A map of Naples. A portrait of the marchesa. A sketch of the family estate. A drawing of the Paluzzi fortress.

What does Schedoni do after Vivaldi leaves the room?

Question Answer Choices Schedoni prays for Vivaldi's safety. Schedoni leaves in a hurry. Schedoni writes a letter to Vivaldi. Schedoni exaggerates Vivaldi's flaws to the marchesa.

What does Schedoni believe about the marchesa's oversight of his desire for a rich benefice?

Question Answer Choices It proves her loyalty to the church. It allows them to forget their less than virtuous motivations. It shows her deep respect for him. It highlights her generosity.

What does Vivaldi notice about the monk's expression when he points out some drawings of ruins?

Question Answer Choices Schedoni reveals little emotion. Schedoni becomes visibly excited. Schedoni starts to laugh. Schedoni shows signs of fear.

What does Schedoni believe about the marchesa's anxiety for her son's circumstances?

Question Answer Choices It is an attempt to manipulate him. It shows her distrust in Schedoni. It constitutes a true interest in his welfare. It is a cover for her own ambitions.

Why does Vivaldi decide to see his mother in Volume 1, Chapter 4?

Question Answer Choices To make further inquiries about Schedoni. To ask for her blessing for his marriage. To warn her about a potential danger. To discuss financial matters concerning the family estate.

What does Schedoni secretly think of Vivaldi?

Question Answer Choices Schedoni considers Vivaldi to be a trustworthy ally. Schedoni sees Vivaldi as a wise leader. Schedoni views Vivaldi as a rash young man. Schedoni thinks Vivaldi is a harmless fool.

How does Schedoni view Vivaldi's motivations, feelings, and weaknesses?

Question Answer Choices As laid out all too visibly. As irrelevant and unimportant. As noble and admirable. As mysterious and hidden.