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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 2, Chapter 3: Voyage to Cyprus through Chapter 7, Battle of Mansourah.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In Salonika, the marquis captures Alexius and does what to him?
(a) He tortures him.
(b) He frees him.
(c) Has him imprisoned.
(d) He questions him.

2. The fourth crusade, chronicled first in the novel, is written by Villehardouin, and is, according to Shaw, the first reliable record of the crusades by whom?
(a) The Greeks.
(b) The Saxons.
(c) The French.
(d) The Venetians.

3. Through the next several decades, the area was overrun by Turks, and won back by Christians when?
(a) In the third Crusade.
(b) In the second Crusade.
(c) In the first Crusade.
(d) In the first three Crusades.

4. The fleet sails from the port of Corfu when?
(a) In 1233.
(b) In 1203.
(c) In 1213.
(d) In 1223.

5. What deal does The Doge of Venice make with the army?
(a) If the French crusaders will help him and his army take over Zara, the Venetians will postpone payment of the remaining money.
(b) If the French crusaders will help him and his army take over Cairo, the Venetians will postpone payment of the remaining money.
(c) If the French crusaders will help him and his army take over Paris, the Venetians will postpone payment of the remaining money.
(d) If the French crusaders will help him and his army take over Constantinope, the Venetians will postpone payment of the remaining money.

Short Answer Questions

1. The king's army finds themselves camped on one side of __________ with the enemy on the other.

2. The army then takes the prince near the walls of Constantinople and does what?

3. As Johanitza loses his Coman soldiers, he retreats from where?

4. He notes that Villehardouin saw his crusade as what?

5. Murzuphlus is four days from Constantinople. He takes many cities along the way, and Baudouin decides to do what?

(see the answer key)

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