1 What is the name of the character who fulfills the role of "central observing consciousness?" Winterbourne Daisy Miller Giovanelli the narrator 2 The summer resort overwhelmed by American tourists in which Winterbourne and Daisy meet is named what? Bath Rome Saratoga Springs Vevey 3 What is the relationship of Mrs. Costello to Winterbourne? She is his aunt She is his mother She is his lover She is his neighbor 4 Which member of the Miller family meets Winterbourne first? Daisy Randolph Mrs. Miller Mr. Miller 5 Rome's social atmosphere resembles which other city the most in the novella? New York Geneva Athens Vevey 6 What do the rumors around Winterbourne's "studying" in Geneva likely pertain to? He studies human behavior, which was taken less seriously as a study He is finishing up an advanced degree at the University He is lazy and does not work He is interested in a clever, foreign woman 7 What does Randolph ask Winterbourne for when he approaches his table with an alpenstock? sugar advice candy money 8 When Daisy first meets Winterbourne she reacts in what manner? She is quiet and indifferent She is curious, asking Winterbourne many questions She is exuberantly cheerful She is shy, giggling often 9 To what site does Winterbourne promise to take Daisy when she tells him that her family will not be able to take her? the Colosseum Big Ben Lake Geneva the Château de Chillon 10 Who is Eugenio? Winterbourne's friend the Miller's courier Daisy's Italian gentleman companion A guest of Mrs. Walker 11 Winterbourne is mainly interested in Daisy the first time he meets her because of ______? her youth her family's money her beauty his boredom 12 In chapter one, Winterbourne was afraid that Daisy may be a/an ______? ghost bore old maid coquette 13 What excuse does Winterbourne give for his aunt not being able to meet Daisy? His aunt hates to meet new people His aunt is out of town Daisy is too uncultivated and vulgar Mrs. Costello's headaches 14 After Mrs. Miller and Winterbourne meet, what does Daisy spontaneously asks Winterbourne to do? go for a moonlit stroll take her for a boat ride meet Eugenio have dinner with her family the next evening 15 Why does Daisy become angry at Winterbourne during their trip to Chillon? He speaks too much about the history of the site She is jealous because of his relations with another woman in Vevey He mocks her innocence He is leaving Vevey very soon 16 What is Daisy's solution to the problem Mrs. Walker raises when Daisy wishes to walk to the Pincio from Mrs. Walker's house? She will not go She will walk with Winterbourne to the Pincio She will have Giovanelli meet her at Mrs. Walker's house She will ride in Mrs. Walker's carriage to the Pincio 17 How does Winterbourne react to Mrs. Walker's behavior in the carriage at the Pincio gardens? He thinks she is overreacting and not clever He pities Daisy and Giovanelli, telling them to walk off as he handles Mrs. Walker He immediately sides with Mrs. Walker, scoffing at Daisy He refuses to approach the carriage 18 Why does Daisy say she would never want to dance with Winterbourne? She does not like him He is too stiff She prefers the arms of Giovanelli He is not attractive enough for her 19 When is NOT an occasion the reader observes Daisy become offended and hurt? On the boat ride to Chillon with Winterbourne Mrs. Walker's obvious snub of Mrs. Miller and her daughter as they left the party As Winterbourne mentions that she and Giovanelli may be in love After Winterbourne declares that it does not matter if he thinks she is engaged or not 20 In what location does Daisy likely become infected with Roman fever? the Colosseum her hotel in Rome the waters at Vevey the courtyard in front of St. Peter's Cathedral 21 The attendance at Daisy's funeral can best be described as _________. scarce only family more abundant than expected a virtual parade of men 22 Giovanelli told Winterbourne that Daisy was the most ________ when he saw him at her funeral. scandalous pitiful ignorant innocent 23 What object functioned synecdochally for Giovanelli's character? his bow tie his top hat the flowers in his buttonhole brightly colored spats 24 What is the umbrella symbolic of in this quotation: "But I noticed that you were as stiff as an umbrella the first time I saw you.?" a tree an imitation gentleman Winterbourne's sexual arousal a storm of emotion 25 Daisy wanted Winterbourne to know _________ before she died. that she was purposely rebelling that she loved another man that she loved Giovanelli and was engaged to him that she was not engaged