3. How does Gruffydd's happiness with things affect the relationship between Gruffydd and Llewelyn?
(a) They lay aside their differences.
(b) Llewelyn is angry to see Gruffydd gloating.
(c) The bitterness between them cannot be overcome.
(d) Llewelyn distrusts Gruffydd because of his happiness.

4. What was Senena going to provide for Gruffydd and Owain's escape?
(a) Instructions.
(b) A boat.
(c) A small force.
(d) Money.

5. Why are Gruffydd and Senena asked to leave the castle?
(a) They fight with Llewelyn's other children.
(b) They have stolen from Llewelyn.
(c) They have disgraced Llewelyn.
(d) They have humiliated themselves.

6. What has Davydd done to Gruffydd and Owain?
(a) Drugged them.
(b) Hidden them.
(c) Kidnapped them.
(d) Poisoned them.

7. Why does Llelo hide his affection for his grandfather?
(a) His grandfather is a traitor.
(b) His father was betrayed by him.
(c) His grandfather has not included his son (Llelo's father) in the estate.
(d) His father does not share it.

8. What happens when Gruffydd wakes to see his son in the room?
(a) He kills him.
(b) He is embarrassed.
(c) He blinds him.
(d) He threatens him.

9. Who does Llewelyn agree to help in this conflict?
(a) Owain.
(b) Davydd.
(c) Senena.
(d) Simon de Montfort.

10. What is Gruffydd's response when he hears that his father is dying?
(a) He recruits an army to march on his castle.
(b) He refuses to go.
(c) He recruits assassins to kill his siblings.
(d) He rushes to him.

11. How does Llewelyn Fawr's decision to build at Llanfaes affect his son Gruffydd?
(a) Gruffydd is satisfied.
(b) Gruffydd is saddened.
(c) Gruffydd is relieved.
(d) Gruffydd is outraged.

12. What does Simon de Montfort ask for?
(a) Freedom to study in Germany.
(b) Money to raise an army.
(c) Permission to marry.
(d) The return of the Earldom of Leicester.

13. Where is Gruffydd's father dying?
(a) Aberconwy Abbey.
(b) Mon.
(c) Llanfaes.
(d) In King Henry's castle.

14. Who is Rhodri?
(a) Davydd's son.
(b) Llewelyn's nephew.
(c) Gruffydd's son.
(d) Llelo's uncle.

15. How does Henry behave when he sees Simon again in 1240?
(a) As though nothing had happened.
(b) He is hostile toward him.
(c) He apologizes for his anger.
(d) He forgives all their troubles.