The Tower Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 127 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.

The Tower Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. what does the Doctor think about what has been done to Sigismund?
(a) It is sad.
(b) It is interesting.
(c) It is incredible.
(d) It is monstrous.

2. What does the Doctor tell Julian he has chosen since he became an adult?
(a) A thrilling career.
(b) A life filled with people.
(c) An exciting life.
(d) A life of loneliness.

3. What does the King say has eluded him?
(a) His son.
(b) Wealth.
(c) Intelligence.
(d) Happiness.

4. After Julian sends Simon away, what does he discuss with Anton?
(a) When the King will arrive.
(b) Why the King always sends Simon.
(c) Whether Simon is telling the truth.
(d) Who is in charge of organizing the funeral.

5. Upon who does the Second urge the King to declare war?
(a) The peasants.
(b) The French.
(c) The Jews.
(d) The Muslim.

6. How does Ignatius respond when the Young Monk reads a quote about an innocent man being condemned?
(a) He loses his temper.
(b) He begins to cry.
(c) He glares at the King.
(d) He turns to leave.

7. What does Ignatius say about how the terror and remorse the King is experiencing?
(a) They are sad but difficult to change.
(b) He should feel it more often.
(c) The king does not deserves these.
(d) They are part of the true face of God, the spirit of judgment. The King cries for help.

8. What does the King tell the other courtiers about Julian's behavior?
(a) It is a good example of true devotion.
(b) It is not as it should be.
(c) It is a disgrace.
(d) It is better than it had been.

9. In the distance, what are heard?
(a) Several arguments.
(b) Voices chanting for the King.
(c) People screaming.
(d) Voices singing in Latin.

10. As the Man and the Recruit continue to speak in poetic language about signs of approaching violence, what does Olivier do?
(a) He goes to his rooms.
(b) He grabs a weapon and prepares to beat the Prisoner into silence.
(c) He listens in on the conversation.
(d) He calls to the Prisoner.

11. Whose grave does the King want to see?
(a) His son's.
(b) His nephew's.
(c) His Queen's.
(d) His mother's.

12. About what are the citizens talking?
(a) Who will inherit the throne.
(b) A large funeral mass to be held for the King's nephew.
(c) A revolution that will end the lives of the nobility and the wealthy.
(d) A feast held in honor of the King.

13. At the sound of a muffled banging, what does Olivier do?
(a) He runs away.
(b) He hides.
(c) He orders whoever is making it to be silent.
(d) He screams.

14. What does Julian order be done to Sigismund?
(a) He be dressed in his prisoner clothing and put back in his cell.
(b) He be secretly brought into the castle.
(c) He be dressed in royal clothes and that all other preparations for departure be completed.
(d) He be put to bed.

15. Who is Anton?
(a) The Governor's son.
(b) The King's servant.
(c) The Governor's servant.
(d) Olivier's servant.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Julian react when Anton speaks about how glad he will be when the nobleman has gone?

2. Over what do Olivier, Pancras and Andrew argue?

3. What is the setting?

4. How does Olivier speak about violence to come?

5. Specific parallels to _____ story appear throughout the play, making thematic points about the importance of integrity, faith and tensions between spiritual and earthly power.

(see the answer keys)

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