The tenor character in this opera blasts the notes “C-sharp, F-sharp, F-sharp” and “F-sharp, A-sharp, A-sharp” in the same (15[1])rhythm during a scene in which the words “Vittoria! Vittoria!” are (-5[1])sung out of excitement. A church choir (-5[1])in this opera, directed by the sacristan, (15[1])celebrates (15[1])a general's presumed defeat (10[1])at the Battle of Marengo (15[3])by singing (15[2])the (15[1])Te Deum (“teh DAY-oom”) while this opera’s villain exclaims, “You make me forget even (*) God.” In this opera, after (10[1]-5[1])his hiding place in a den in a wall is discovered, the former consul of the Roman Republic, Angelotti, (10[2])kills himself to avoid being captured by agents. A character who sings “Vissi d'arte” (10[3])(“DAR-tay”) in this opera (10[3])jumps (10[1])to her death (10[1])after (10[1])Cavaradossi (10[1])is killed. (10[1])For 10 points, (10[1])name this opera about the title diva by Giacomo (-5[1])Puccini. (10[1])■END■ (10[4]0[2])