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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. How many knives are on the table at Imbolc, the great feast of the cold season?
(a) 3.
(b) 1.
(c) 2.
(d) 4.
2. Who is the official chief councilor of the king in the days after the oaths of the Brotherhood of Britain?
(a) Cuneglas.
(b) Derfel.
(c) Arthur.
(d) Merlin.
3. Who was the goddess Isis married to?
(a) Osiris.
(b) Demeter.
(c) Mars.
(d) Jupiter.
4. How many men does Derfel leave to guard Ceinwyn when he and Arthur go to Powys as ordered by Mordred?
(a) 50.
(b) 40.
(c) 30.
(d) 15.
5. Who is Iseult's father?
(a) Oengus Mac Airem.
(b) Aelle.
(c) Borchevael.
(d) Ban.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who do Dinas and Lavaine say had stolen the treasures?
2. Whom does Bishop Sansum marry?
3. How many huts surround the tor that had been destroyed by lightning?
4. How many ships does King Mark send to get Tristan and Iseult?
5. What does Derfel hit Mordred with at a council meeting when Mordred would not act like the king?
Short Essay Questions
1. When Merlin interrogates Mordred after Derfel hits him, why does Mordred say that he sent Arthur and Derfel away?
2. How does Arthur tell the soldiers to act when they search the village for Ligessac?
3. What does Morgan say happened the night that the tor was destroyed by fire?
4. What are Mordred's only decisions in the first year of his rule?
5. Why is it odd that Ligessac and the others knew for a week that Arthur and Derfel were coming?
6. When Arthur is at Glevum with Cuneglas, Culhwch, and Derfel, what does he tell the men that he wants?
7. What do the people of Dumnonia feel about Mordred's becoming king?
8. What does Arthur say whenever Mordred's suitability to be king is raised in the Royal Council?
9. Why does Merlin say that Mordred is evil?
10. What is a dream tower, and what is its purpose?
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