1. What stops Guyon from killing The Red Cross Knight?
(a) He decides to let the Red Cross Knight live as his slave instead.
(b) The Red Cross Knight is a better fighter and defends himself well.
(c) He cannot bring himself to strike to Red Cross.
(d) He hears a voice tell him to not harm The Red Cross Knight.

2. When Una recognizes The Red Cross Knight's weaknesses, what does she do to help him strengthen them?
(a) She prays with him for the strength he needs to overcome them three times a day.
(b) She takes him to the House of Holiness.
(c) She asks Arthur to train him in the proper ways of being a Knight.
(d) She builds up his confidence by praising all of his good qualities for over five hours.

3. Why does Guyon fight The Red Cross Knight?
(a) He thinks The Red Cross Knight is Archimago in disguise.
(b) Archimago and Druessa trick him into thinking that The Red Cross Knight has raped a young maiden.
(c) He is a companion of Sansfoy and is avenging his death.
(d) He is in love with Una and is fighting for her hand.

4. 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) Una brings a member of the House of Holiness to help heal him.
(b) He lands in the Well of Life, which heals his wounds and gives him more power.
(c) He is strengthened by a dream in which the Faerie Queene shows him the way to victory.
(d) He was only pretending to be lifeless so that the dragon would wear himself out in the battle and reveal his weaknesses.

5. How is The Red Cross Knight finally shown Duessa's true nature?
(a) Una tells him and he believes her.
(b) Duessa reveals herself by mistake.
(c) He follows her and sees her speaking with Archimago.
(d) She is forced to strip in front of him that he might see her evil side.