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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Book 2, Canto 1 | Book 2, Canto 2 | Book 2, Canto 3.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. How does Lucifera welcome Duessa and The Red Cross Knight as they approach The House of Pride?
(a) She locks them up in a dungeon because she suspects foul play.
(b) She puts on a parade of her six trusted advisors.
(c) She prepares a glorious feast.
(d) She showers them with gifts in an effort to keep him from fulfilling the duty he was sent out to accomplish.
2. What causes Una to run away alone once again?
(a) Her new protector Satyrane is fighting a long and arduous battle with Sansloy.
(b) She hears that The Red Cross Knight is near and runs to find him.
(c) Archimago leads her away while disguised as another of the gentle forest people.
(d) She sees Sansloy and fears that he may attempt to ravish her again.
3. How does Sansjoy recover after he loses his duel with the Red Cross Knight?
(a) He and Duessa convince a physician in the underworld to bring him back to life.
(b) He escapes to the Bower of Bliss, where he heals over time.
(c) Duessa gives her life in exchange for Sansjoy's.
(d) Archimago saves him after Sansjoy agrees to help him destroy Una.
4. What does the Dwarf find in the basement of The House of Pride?
(a) Mountains of gold and precious stones.
(b) The bodies of those who would not leave because they had been overcome with pride.
(c) Una trapped in a dungeon.
(d) An armory full of weapons of war and destruction.
5. Who is the messenger who delivers the engagement-breaking news?
(a) Una.
(b) Archimago in disguise.
(c) Duessa.
(d) The Dwarf.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is Guyon's mission?
2. What is The Red Cross Knight shown when his destiny is revealed to him?
3. Why does The Red Cross Knight abandon Una?
4. How does Una escape from the lusty Sansloy?
5. 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?
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