2. The fleet stops at Andros and overruns the area until when?
(a) The Emperor pays them in money and goods.
(b) They run out of ammunitions.
(c) They become bored.
(d) The Pope tells them to return home.

3. Challengers of his story note that he places blame for several failures of the army on those who deserted the crusade without taking into account social situations outside of the crusades, and that he removes blame purposefully from whom?
(a) Kings.
(b) Nobles.
(c) Slaves.
(d) Peasants.

4. In his will, Thibaut leaves his money to his followers on what condition?
(a) They join the crusade.
(b) They financially support the crusade.
(c) They do not join the crusade.
(d) They fight the crusaders.

5. Pope Innocent proclaims that anyone who takes up the cross as part of the army for how long will be free from all of their sins?
(a) Two years.
(b) Five years.
(c) Six months.
(d) One year.

6. The army then takes the prince near the walls of Constantinople and does what?
(a) Asks him to beg his people for forgiveness.
(b) Shows him to the people.
(c) Throws him over a wall.
(d) Threatens him.

7. Shaw states Villehardouin made it clear the problems between the Franks and the Greeks, as well as the greed of the Franks, led to what?
(a) The downfall of the army and the crusade.
(b) The Crusades.
(c) The fall of Jerusalem.
(d) The power of the army.

8. When Marquis de Montferrat arrives, he requests that Baudouin not do what?
(a) Protect Alexius.
(b) March on his territory of Salonika.
(c) Kill Murzuphlus.
(d) Surrender.

9. The translator, R.B. Shaw, begins the novel with a brief introduction that explains what?
(a) The history of his career.
(b) The history of Christianity.
(c) The two chronicles given in the novel.
(d) The purpose of this book.

10. Henri and his troops travel to save Cyzicus from whom?
(a) Branas.
(b) Marquis de Montferret.
(c) Johanitza.
(d) Lascaris.

11. Johanitza attacks the city of Serres, and the small French garrison within asks for surrender. What happens when Johanitza accepts and promises them no harm?
(a) He stands by his promise.
(b) He kills the leader of the garrison.
(c) On surrender, the small garrison finds themselves either sent back to Hungary or beheaded.
(d) He flees.

12. On reaching Cape Malia, they find two ships full of what?
(a) Those who had previously deserted the army.
(b) Sick men.
(c) Supplies.
(d) The enemy.

13. The barons camp at the tower of ________, knowing the Greeks will soon attack. When they do so the following morning, they are defeated swiftly, and the army takes the tower.
(a) Constantine.
(b) Venice.
(c) Pisa.
(d) Galata.

14. The Greeks attempt to set fire to the Crusader's ships by doing what?
(a) Sneaking aboard and setting them on fire.
(b) Shooting cannons at them.
(c) Shooting burning arrows at them.
(d) Sending burning sailboats in their direction.

15. For how long does Renier de Trit flee to Stenimaka?
(a) Twelve months.
(b) Fourteen months.
(c) Eighteen months.
(d) Thirteen months.