1. Why was Florimell seen fleeing through the woods?
(a) She was trying to find someone to help her combat evil men who had attacked her father.
(b) She was grieved at hearing of the death of her beloved knight.
(c) She was being chased by lusty sorcerers.
(d) She was trying to catch some men that had stolen precious jewels from her.

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

3. What gives The Red Cross Knight the courage he needs to slay Error when he is almost defeated?
(a) He hears Una call to him to have faith.
(b) He calls upon God to give him strength.
(c) He remembers the words of Gloriana the Faerie Queene and they give him the courage he needs.
(d) Error's children help him destroy her.

4. Why is Amoret so uncomfortable about traveling with Britomart?
(a) She feels so indebted, but has no way to repay her.
(b) She fears for her virtue because she does not know that Britomart is a woman.
(c) She is afraid that Britomart will ask for information that she has promised to tell no one.
(d) She is afraid that Sir Scudamore, her husband, will be unhappy.

5. What is significant about the three upper rooms of the castle?
(a) They hold ancient and powerful relics.
(b) They are the prison cells of three powerful sorcerers.
(c) They are the bedrooms of three sister queens.
(d) They are where decisions are made.