3. To which two historical figures is King Arthur compared?
(a) Genghis Khan and Julius Caeser.
(b) Alexander the Great and Ramses I.
(c) Ramses I and Genghis Khan.
(d) Alexander the Great and Julius Caeser.

4. Who discovers Fenice and Cliges together?
(a) Thessala.
(b) Alis.
(c) Bertrand.
(d) John.

5. How is Alis deceived into thinking he has possessed Fenice?
(a) Fenice gives him a potion.
(b) Fenice has one of her ladies-in-waiting pose as her.
(c) Thessala poses as Fenice.
(d) Thessala gives him a potion.

6. Who says "Be certain, had I not loved you, I would never have undertaken this"?
(a) Enide.
(b) King Arthur.
(c) Guivret.
(d) Erec.

7. It is discovered that the maiden sitting on the bed is who?
(a) She is Enide's sister.
(b) She is Erec's cousin.
(c) She is Enide's cousin.
(d) She is Erec's sister.

8. What does Erec give as his reason for accompanying the party who has set out to find the white stag?
(a) He wants to kill the white stag.
(b) He wants to claim the kiss.
(c) He wants to keep the king company.
(d) He wants to keep the queen company.

9. After fighting the giants, what happens to Erec once he has returned to Enide?
(a) He becomes ill.
(b) He continues his journey.
(c) He dies.
(d) He faints.

10. What must Erec do to discover the Joy of the Court?
(a) Fight King Evrain.
(b) Slay the beast.
(c) Fight the tall knight.
(d) Kiss the attractive maiden.

11. Who captures the white stag?
(a) Erec.
(b) King Arthur.
(c) King Yder.
(d) Sir Gawain.

12. At King Arthur's court, what is the color of armor that Cliges wears on the first day of the tournament?
(a) Red.
(b) Green.
(c) White.
(d) Black.

13. Who does Queen Guinevere send second to discover the identity of the maiden who rides with a knight and a dwarf?
(a) Erec.
(b) King Arthur.
(c) Her maid-in-waiting.
(d) Sir Gawain.

14. What suggestion does Fenice make to Cliges to escape from Alis?
(a) She should elope.
(b) She should fake his death.
(c) She should fake her death.
(d) She should kill Alis.

15. What is Erec's status in life?
(a) Son of a knight.
(b) Son of a vassal.
(c) Son of a peasant.
(d) Son of a king.