Great Crimes - Chapter 2 'The Mona Lisa - lost and found'

Why was the Salon Carré so relevant?

• Because it was the place where the famous painting was located.

• Because it was the place where robbers left the panting after stealing it from the museum.

• Because it was the name of the robber of the paiting.

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Why did the cleaners not feel surprised when they realized that the painting was not in its place?

• Because they didn't know the real location of the painting.

• Because they already knew that the painting had been robbed.

• Because it was usual that people moved the paintings in the gallery to be photographed.

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Who was Poupardin?

• The name of the artist of the painting

• The name of one of the cleaners

• The name of the robber

• One of the museum guards

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On Monday 21 August, the museum finally closed at ... because they noticed that the painting had been robbed.

• Five o'clock

• Three o'clock

• Ten o'clock

• Four o'clock

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At first, what did the police think about the robbery?

• They were suspicious about the guard Poupardin.

• They thought that the cleaners had robbed it.

• They thought the painting was hidden somewhere in the building.

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When did the thief come into the museum?

• When the museum was opened in the morning.

• When the museum was closing, so that he could be hidden among the visitors.

• When the galleries closed.

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What did the thief throw away while he was escaping from the museum?

• The frame of the painting

• The doorknob of the locked door

• The paiting

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How much money did 'Leonard' want to sell the painting?

• 50,000 dollars

• 100,000 dollars

• 500,000 dollars

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Who was really 'Leonard'?

• He was only a person interested in works of art.

• His name was Vincenzo Perugia and had been a worker of the museum.

• His name was Giovanni Poggi and was a painter.

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How long did Perugia finally stay in prison?

• One year and fifteen days

• Seven months

• Two years

• Eight months

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