Gargantua and Pantagruel Quiz | Eight Week Quiz F

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Gargantua and Pantagruel Quiz | Eight Week Quiz F

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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Fourth Book of Pantagruel: Chapters 28-50 (p. 747-810).

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who does Panurge dress as a crier of green sauce in order to settle him into a trade in Pantagruel: Chapter Twenty-one?
(a) Epistemon.
(b) Solomon.
(c) Janotus.
(d) King Anarch.

2. What is the name of Pantagruel's father?
(a) Gargantua.
(b) Rabelais.
(c) Cepola.
(d) Badebec.

3. Pantagruel: Dixain was written by whom?
(a) Ulysses.
(b) Francois Rabelais.
(c) Almyrodes.
(d) Maitre Hughes Salel.

4. Where does Quaremeprenant reign in Fourth Book of Pantagruel: Chapter Twenty-nine?
(a) Orleans.
(b) Dipsodia.
(c) Tapinois.
(d) Amaurots.

5. What is the name of the satirical poem in Gargantua: Chapter Two?
(a) "Healthful Drink."
(b) "Dangerous Brew."
(c) "Antidoted Bubbles."
(d) "Poison Foam."

Short Answer Questions

1. Who tells Panurge that marriage is a matter fraught with risk in Third Book of Pantagruel: Chapter Twenty-four?

2. Who comes on a ship in Fourth Book of Pantagruel: Chapter Three to report on Pantagruel's circumstances?

3. How many men in copper spheres are sent into Pantagruel's stomach to dislodge a mountain of ordure in Pantagruel: Chapter Twenty-three?

4. To what king does Pantagruel send the prisoner in Pantagruel: Chapter Eighteen?

5. Who addresses Gargantua to explain the importance of the bells in Gargantua: Chapter Eighteen?

(see the answer key)

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