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Henry James, Daisy Miller Quiz

Navigation   » List of Schools  »  Prince George Community College  »  English  »  English 2070 – American Literature from the Late 19th Century to the Present  »  Spring 2022  »  Henry James, Daisy Miller Quiz

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #1
A  She forgives him for his coldness.
B  She thinks he is a horrid person.
C  She is not engaged to Giovanelli.
D  She has always loved him.
Question #2
A  He concludes that Giovanelli and Daisy are in a physically intimate relationship.
B  He concludes that Giovanelli has been purposefully endangering Daisy’s health.
C  He concludes that Giovanelli and Daisy are not on such intimate terms.
D  He concludes that Giovanelli and Daisy have become engaged.
Question #3
A  She is mentally ill and her family is not shielding her properly from public scrutiny.
B  She can’t be held accountable for her actions because her mother is entirely to blame for her behavior.
C  She is inscrutable and puzzling and he doesn’t know why she acts the way she does.
D  She is completely innocent and unaware about the social consequences of her behavior.
Question #4
A  She wants to warn Winterbourne about Daisy’s reputation among members of high society and ask him to stop seeing her.
B  She is unsuccessful in coaxing Daisy into the coach and doesn’t want to be seen driving home alone.
C  She wants to drive him to visit his aunt, Mrs. Costello, who has suddenly come down with an illness.
D  She wishes to confer with him privately about the best way to alter Daisy’s behavior to save her family’s reputation.
Question #5
A  Winterbourne believes Daisy is acting like a typical American while Mrs. Walker thinks she is a fortune hunter.
B  Winterbourne thinks Daisy is a thoughtless creature while Mrs. Walker thinks she is deliberately calculating.
C  Winterbourne believes Daisy is a heartless flirt while Mrs. Walker thinks she is in love with her Italian admirer.
D  Winterbourne thinks Daisy is an innocent girl while Mrs. Walker thinks she is crazy and reckless.
Question #6
A  Mrs. Miller’s dyspepsia
B  Mr. Miller’s business ventures
C  Randolph’s education
D  Daisy’s scandalous behavior
Question #7
A  She is rude and intemperate at social functions.
B  She refuses to take sanitary precautions against malaria.
C  She has attempted to entrap several men into an engagement.
D  She walks about the city alone with unmarried men.
Question #8
A  He informs her that he is leaving Vevey in a few days, and she feels he is being unkind to her.
B  He reads numerous descriptions about the château to her, and she thinks he is trying to bore her.
C  He contrives to have the château to themselves, and she believes he is imposing himself upon her.
D  He refuses to take the steamer back to the hotel in Vevey, and she thinks he is being obstinate.
Question #9
A  They travel across in a small steamboat.
B  Winterbourne rows her across the lake.
C  They are conveyed in a private carriage.
D  They take the public cars (the railway).
Question #10
A  She appears to be an overbearing, interfering mother.
B  She appears to be a lenient, careless mother.
C  She appears to be a severe, criticizing mother.
D  She appears to be a thoughtful, loving mother.
Question #11
A  She accuses Winterbourne of favoring his aunt’s opinion over hers.
B  She is embarrassed but then she rallies and admits that Mrs. Costello is exclusive.
C  She cries because she had her heart set on being introduced to a lady of society.
D  She is angry that Mrs. Costello would treat her so superciliously.
Question #12
A  Daisy has been too glib in a recent conversation with Mrs. Costello.
B  Daisy’s taste in clothes does not meet his aunt’s high standards.
C  Daisy and her mother are on intimate terms with their courier.
D  Daisy has agreed to travel to Château de Chillon with Winterbourne, unsupervised .
Question #13
A  She informs him that she has always had a great deal of gentlemen’s society.
B  She uses her little brother to introduce herself to Winterbourne.
C  She chatters monotonously about her tastes and personal history.
D  She asks him directly if he will accompany her to the Château de Chillon.
Question #14
A  He observes that she is reserved and refuses to talk to most people.
B  He observes that she is nervous and picks at the lace on her parasol.
C  He observes that she is open and has an honest-looking countenance.
D  He observes that she is shifty and refuses to look at anyone directly.
Question #15
A  Randolph
B  Daisy
C  Eugenio
D  Mrs. Miller