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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 19, 20 and 21.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Duncan call his horse?
(a) Stallion.
(b) Horse.
(c) Animal.
(d) Beast.

2. In Chapter 17, what is suddenly different about Duncan's chamber?
(a) All of the above.
(b) None of the above.
(c) Madelyne's possessions are relocated to Duncan's chamber.
(d) Two tubs of water are in Duncan's chamber, awaiting Madelyne's nightly bath.

3. According to Chapter Six, how does Duncan command Madelyne to wait during the battle?
(a) Under the shelter of a willow tree, where she is concealed.
(b) In a stand of trees, just north of the battle site.
(c) Dismounted, in a hidden cave.
(d) On top of the stallion, unmoving in a spot of his choice.

4. What request does Madelyne make of Duncan on behalf of Adela?
(a) Ask Gerald if he still marries Adela.
(b) Allow Adela to retire to the country to recover in peace.
(c) Send Adela to a convent to live.
(d) Allow Adela to live with Duncan as long as she wishes as an unmarried woman.

5. Why does Duncan vow to go slowly, be gentle and speak softly to Madelyne after they retire to his chamber, on the night he gives permission for Gerald to live in the fortress until Adele consents to marry him?
(a) Duncan wants to force Madelyne to say on that night that she loves him.
(b) Duncan wants Madelyne to regain her good humor so she agrees to make love to him.
(c) Duncan is wants a quiet evening during which he thinks about politics.
(d) Duncan wants Madelyne to forgive him for upsetting Adele.

Short Answer Questions

1. During the battle at Louddon's castle, Madelyne decides she tries to save whom?

2. How long does the torturous ride from Louddon's castle last?

3. Who does Duncan need to take with him to London to talk to the king?

4. What method does Duncan use to change the subject when Madelyne is giving opinions?

5. Why does Duncan return to the hall after Madelyne goes to bed?

(see the answer key)

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