Alexander Dumas, La maschera di ferro
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- Q1What is the significance of the iron mask in the story of la maschera di ferro?To protect the prisoner from injuriesTo hide the prisoner's face and prevent him from being recognizedAs a form of punishmentTo mask the sound of the prisoner's voice30s
- Q2What is the most commonly suggested identity of la maschera di ferro?Louis XIV's twin brotherA high-ranking government officialAn illegitimate son of Louis XIVA foreign spy30s
- Q3What was the occupation of the man in the iron mask before his imprisonment?NoblemanServantSoldierPriest30s
- Q4Which famous author wrote a novel inspired by the story of la maschera di ferro?Alexandre DumasCharles DickensVictor HugoLeo Tolstoy30s
- Q5Why was the man in the iron mask forced to wear a mask?To prevent him from speaking or being recognizedAs a form of punishmentTo hide his disfigurementTo protect him from harm30s
- Q6What was the supposed reason for imprisoning la maschera di ferro?He was a political spyHe committed a crimeTo protect his true identityHe was a threat to the monarchy30s
- Q7When did the story of la maschera di ferro take place?15th century17th century18th century19th century30s
- Q8In which country did the legend of la maschera di ferro originate?SpainItalyFranceEngland30s
- Q9Where was the man in the iron mask imprisoned?The BastilleDevil's IslandAlcatraz IslandThe Tower of London30s
- Q10Who was the masked man known as la maschera di ferro?Eustache DaugerAnne BoleynLouis XIVNapoleon Bonaparte30s