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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. Which port do Roger Mouse and Godric put into for a drink on their trip to Jerusalem?
2. Which meat are the revelers actually eating at Falkes de Granvill's feast?
3. What does Falkes de Granvill love most?
4. What does Elric eat?
5. Where does Godric wander to when Elric dies?
Short Essay Questions
1. Describe the apparition that Godric sees when he prays to the Mother Mary.
2. What does Godric bid his feet to do and why?
3. What is Godric's description of Perkin?
4. What is the truth about Burcwen's feelings for William? What does she call him?
5. When Reginald is writing in his book about Godric's service with Falkes de Granvill, how does he judge the noble lord as Godric tells his story? How does this reflect Reginald's belief that all men are essentially good?
6. How does Godric describe the Wear River and what is its significance to him?
7. What happened fifty years before when Ranulf Flambard brought Cuthbert's bones to Durham?
8. What happens to Godric at the River Jordan and how does he compare it to the River Wear?
9. How does Godric perceive his acts in the service of Falkes de Granvill after his conversation with Hedwic?
10. What impression does King Baldwin have on Godric and Roger Mouse when they first meet him?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Describe how Godric and Roger Mouse save King Baldwin. Who is this king? How does this act lead to the end of their friendship?
Essay Topic 2
Describe the transformation of Godric from rogue to holy hermit. What affect does Godric's sins take on him? What causes him to reassess his life?
Essay Topic 3
Why is Gillian so significant to Godric? How does she appear to him? What does she say to him? Does she appear to anyone else? How does Godric feel about her and why?
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