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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Who rides at the head of an army of reinforcements?
(a) Godfrey.
(b) Tancred.
(c) Erminia.
(d) Argantes.
2. Back in Jerusalem, why is Argantes becoming more and more angry and impatient?
(a) He is waiting for his battle with Tancred to resume.
(b) He wants more power.
(c) He is waiting for the battle to end.
(d) He wants to end the war.
3. On how many lords does Godfrey finally randomly decide?
(a) Eight.
(b) Ten.
(c) Nine.
(d) Seven.
4. What happens as the battle rages around Tancred and Clorinda?
(a) They fight as well.
(b) They run from each other.
(c) They glare at each other.
(d) They vow to not hurt or kill each other.
5. What does Gabriel tell this holy man?
(a) The time has come for Jerusalem to fight for itself.
(b) The time has come for him to gather the Christian lords of Europe and free Jerusalem.
(c) The time has come for him to kill all who are not followers of Christ.
(d) It is time to accept others and to not judge those he does not understand.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who is chosen by Godfrey regarding Argantes' request?
2. When Tancred comes to the castle where this person is quartered, what does he discover?
3. What happens the following day at sunrise?
4. Is Armida able to have any effect on Godfrey or Tancred?
5. What do Argantes and Aletes warn the Crusaders?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Ismen do for Soliman?
2. What does Godfrey ask of his army prior to battle?
3. Who is Gernando? What happens to him? Why does this happen?
4. How does the story begin?
5. What does the Muslim leader end up doing?
6. What is this story about?
7. What does Ismen do in the forest?
8. What does Satan do?
9. What does the Muslim ruler of Jerusalem do at this same time?
10. How does Argantes feel about Soliman? How does this affect his behavior?
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