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

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

3. What does Asterix's release foreshadow for Asterix in the future?
(a) Death.
(b) Repetition.
(c) A new beginning.
(d) More adventures.

4. What does Crismus Bonus threaten to do to Asterix?
(a) Leave him.
(b) Fight him.
(c) Drown him.
(d) Torture him.

5. Why is Getafix willing to make the antidote for Crismus?
(a) Because he is tired of playing games.
(b) Because he wants to go home.
(c) Because the potion will only last one more day.
(d) Because he is in love with Crismus' daughter.

Short Answer Questions

1. When Crismus tries to test his new strength, what is he able to lift?

2. Why is the person who talks to Crismus angry at him?

3. Who finally volunteers for Crimus Bonus' request?

4. Despite Crismus' accusation against him, what does Getafix insist?

5. What is the message or lesson concerning the consequence given to the conspirators?

Short Essay Questions

1. How is Crismus careless and what does this cost him?

2. Why does Crismus Bonus cry?

3. What are three instances that Crismus lies?

4. What are Crimus Bonus and Marcus Ginantonicus plotting?

5. How does Asterix fool Crismus Bonus into thinking that he and Getaflix are at Crismus' mercy?

6. Why does Crismus get angry with Getaflix in Section 4?

7. How does Crismus finally receive the strawberries he needs to give Getaflix?

8. What makes Crismus furious with Asterix and Getaflix?

9. Why is Getaflix willing to give in to Crismus' demand?

10. Describe Caesar.

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