1. Why does Mammon return Guyon to the surface?
(a) Guyon was disrespectful to Mammon's daughter.
(b) Guyon offended him.
(c) Mammon grows to like Guyon too much to tempt him and enslave him.
(d) Guyon did not submit to any of the temptations offered him.

2. How does The Red Cross Knight rise to battle with the dragon a second day after being tossed aside wounded and almost lifeless after the first long day of battle?
(a) He is strengthened by a dream in which the Faerie Queene shows him the way to victory.
(b) Una brings a member of the House of Holiness to help heal him.
(c) He was only pretending to be lifeless so that the dragon would wear himself out in the battle and reveal his weaknesses.
(d) He lands in the Well of Life, which heals his wounds and gives him more power.

3. Why does Hellenore set fire to her husband's treasures?
(a) So that she and Paridell can have more time to run away together while he puts out the fire.
(b) She was told in a dream that setting it on fire would multiply it.
(c) She is trying to get Malbecco to send her away in anger so that she can be with her true love.
(d) She is jealous that Malbecco loves the treasure more than her.

4. Who is the victor of the tournament?
(a) Britomart.
(b) Braggadochio.
(c) Archimago in disguise.
(d) The Red Cross Knight.

5. What happens to Malbecco after being rejected by Hellenore after he finds her in the forest with the Satyrs.
(a) He joins the band of Satyrs hoping to one day win back the affections of Hellenore.
(b) He curses her to never bear children because of her unfaithfulness.
(c) He returns to his buried treasure to find it gone and slinks away to live out his days in a cave as Jealousy.
(d) He finds a Satyr that he falls in love with and takes her away from the forest instead.