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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 16, 17 and 18.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What is Gerald's biggest concern when he returns to Wexton land in the summer?
(a) Henry asks many questions about Duncan but Gerald does not understand why this is so.
(b) Henry seems to question Duncan's honor and he does not want to reveal this to Duncan.
(c) Gerald is famished from a long journey with no food and little water.
(d) Gerald is nervous about seeing Adela again after a long absence.
2. After speaking to Adela for the first time, what revelation does Madelyne provide to Duncan about her own future plans?
(a) She intends to run away to Ireland.
(b) She intends to kill a man who deserves it.
(c) She wants to learn to ride Silenus.
(d) She wants to become a nun.
3. In Chapter 12, when Duncan surprises Madelyne and Adela in Adela's room, why does Adela smile at Duncan?
(a) Because Duncan sings Adela a song.
(b) Because Duncan gives Adela a kind greeting.
(c) Because Duncan pokes fun at Madelyne.
(d) Because Duncan tells a joke.
4. Madelyne hears from Adela, and then from Duncan, what fact that she dismisses as incorrect?
(a) Adela is not Duncan's sister.
(b) Duncan sleeps beside Madelyne every night since they meet.
(c) Duncan's mother dies when he is young.
(d) Louddon is not Madelyne's brother.
5. Why is Madelyne unable to hate Gilard?
(a) Because she believes he loves his sister.
(b) Because she is beginning to love his brother, Duncan.
(c) Because she feels sorry for him, as he is the younger brother.
(d) Because she knows he protects her during the battle.
Short Answer Questions
1. Why is Duncan surprised at being served at dinner?
2. What personal item must Madelyne retrieve from under the table after dinner?
3. Why does Madelyne cry after Duncan tells her that he loves her?
4. What does Louddon do in court?
5. Why does Silenus not move during the battle?
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