2. What does Getafix offer to do in return for Asterix's freedom?
(a) Make the potion.
(b) Bake a pie.
(c) Cook a meal.
(d) Steam a fish.

3. How does Getafix calm down Crismus?
(a) By promising to find the ingredient himself.
(b) By promising to make the potion anyway.
(c) By promising to succeed no matter what.
(d) By promising to never fight with him.

4. What do all the Romans realize soon after Getafix responds to Crismus?
(a) That they can dance better.
(b) That they feel lighter.
(c) That they are stronger.
(d) That they are growing hair.

5. Why are the guards in front of the tent scared of Asterix?
(a) His long hair.
(b) His cunning eyes.
(c) His bulging biceps.
(d) His superhuman strength.

6. What does Caesar say about Asterix and Getafix?
(a) He loves them unconditionally.
(b) He forgives their trespasses.
(c) He considers them heroes.
(d) He will meet them again.

7. Who emerges as an untrustworthy character by the end of Section 4?
(a) Caesar.
(b) Asterix.
(c) Getafix.
(d) Crismus.

8. What does the trick on the Romans involve?
(a) The cart seller's deceit.
(b) Asterix's cunning.
(c) Getafix's magic.
(d) Crismus' crying.

9. How many people try Getaflx's concoction?
(a) Just Getafix.
(b) Just Asterix.
(c) No one.
(d) Every one.

10. Who do the Gauls give the antidote to?
(a) Romans.
(b) Angus.
(c) Brutus.
(d) Villagers.

11. What area does the cart seller leave by the end of Section 3?
(a) Collateral.
(b) Colliseum.
(c) Caves.
(d) Compendium.

12. What does Crismus offer as an explanation to the person in the tent?
(a) He did not hear him come.
(b) He was busy chasing two Gauls.
(c) He overslept.
(d) He was feeling insecure.

13. What do all of the Romans do by the end of Section 3?
(a) Eat the fish.
(b) Drink the potion.
(c) Lie down.
(d) Fight Asterix.

14. Who says what Crismus lifts is not impressive enough?
(a) Asterix.
(b) Marcus.
(c) Getafix.
(d) Angus.

15. When Crismus gets furious, what does he do?
(a) Pace.
(b) Lash out.
(c) Sleep.
(d) Cry.