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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. To whom does Arthur bow during his crowning ceremony - Bishop of Glastonbury and/or the Merlin of Avalon?
(a) Both
(b) Neither
(c) The Bishop
(d) The Merlin
2. Why is Arthur upset with Gwenhwyfar?
(a) She lies to him
(b) She loves Lancelet
(c) She is pregnant
(d) She didn't stay in Cornwall.
3. What does Gwenhwyfar feel might be causing her miscarriages?
(a) Her poor health
(b) Her feelings for Lancelet
(c) Stress
(d) Her husband
4. What is Uther fascinated by, causing Gorlois to think he might be attracted to his wife?
(a) A moonstone
(b) A scar
(c) A dress
(d) The door to Gorlois' chambers
5. To what does Igraine attribute Gwenhwyfar's fear?
(a) Anger at her horse
(b) A poor personality
(c) Wedding jitters
(d) Traveling
Short Answer Questions
1. What is Lancelet's and Morgaine's familial relationship?
2. Who doesn't think it's right for pagans to fight under the banner of a Christian king?
3. Who is upset and writes in her journal about how her mother ignores her?
4. Who does Igraine warn during an out of body experience?
5. With whom does Arthur give Gwenhwyfar permission to sleep?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why is Gorlois so enraged with Igraine?
2. To where does Morgaine go in order to attend the ceremony in which she is to give up her maidenhead?
3. When Morgaine tries to return to Avalon, what happens?
4. Who helps Gwenhwyfar feel more relaxed as she and Igraine travel?
5. What is the secret that Morgaine lets slip to Gwenhwyfar?
6. When is Uther supposed to arrive to find Igraine?
7. When Arthur suggests that Morgaine get married to Lancelet, who protests this idea?
8. During the crowning ceremony, to whom does Arthur bow?
9. How long does Viviane make Morgaine wait to see her?
10. To where does Arthur order all the women and children be sent to as the battles are increasing?
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