The Poem of the Cid: Dual Language Edition Quiz | One Week Quiz A

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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Third Cantar, Sections 112-132.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Why does the Cid take his wife and daughters to a different place in Section 90?
(a) To show the enemies there are civilians at Valencia.
(b) To protect them from battle.
(c) To allow them to rest.
(d) So they can see the battle.

2. What does the Cid do when he hears of the fears of the Infantes of Carrión about going to war?
(a) Nothing.
(b) He excuses them from war.
(c) He tells King Alphonso he regrets allowing his daughters to marry them.
(d) He chastised them for their cowardice.

3. How many Moors escape the Cid's army in the second battle in Section 95?
(a) 72.
(b) None.
(c) 104.
(d) 600.

4. Where does Fernando hide in Section 112?
(a) In a chimney.
(b) Behind a wine press.
(c) Behind the curtain.
(d) Under the couch.

5. What count hears of the damage caused by the Cid on the Moorish countryside?
(a) The Count of Alcañiz.
(b) The Count of Vivar.
(c) The Count of San Pedro.
(d) The Count of Barcelona.

Short Answer Questions

1. What two forces does the count join to fight against the Cid in in Section 56?

2. Where does Diego hide?

3. Where does the Cid take his wife and daughters in Section 90?

4. Who overhears a conversation between the Infantes of Carrión about going to war?

5. Who sends a message to King Alphonso at the end of Section 132?

(see the answer key)

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