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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 2 Section 2 (page 93 to 128).

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How does Rorik attempt to change Gerutha's opinion of Horwendil?
(a) He reminds her that she can not have an opinion because she is a woman.
(b) He tells her a fairytale.
(c) He explains to her that it is her duty to marry Horwendil.
(d) He tells her the story of Ona and himself.

2. What does Gerutha think about Horwendil?
(a) That he uses people for his own selfish ambitions.
(b) That he manipulates her father.
(c) That he fights just to prove his bravery.
(d) That he abuses his bother Feng.

3. What does Rorik believe about love?
(a) That love must be earned by good deeds.
(b) That love is a silly idea for weak men.
(c) That love comes naturally between a man and a woman.
(d) That love is not necessary in a marriage.

4. Why does Gerutha use the phrase ". . . no woman wants to be a mere piece of furniture, to be bartered for and then sat upon?"
(a) To state her opinion of Horwendil.
(b) To insult Horwendil's intelligence.
(c) To explain to her father her feelings about being promised to Horwendil.
(d) To clearify her feelings about bar stools.

5. What does Geruthe suggest to Fengon as a solution to their affections for each other?
(a) She suggests they meet outside of the castle.
(b) She suggests that they speak to Horvendil.
(c) She suggests that they never speak of this again.
(d) She suggests that Fengon should leave Denmark.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who is Ljot related to?

2. In the springtime after Gerutha and Horwendil's wedding, what is happening to Rorik?

3. How is Feng different with Gerutha than with other women?

4. What story does Fengon tell Geruthe in their first secret meeting?

5. What does Geruthe want from Fengon?

(see the answer key)

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