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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. 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 is wants a quiet evening during which he thinks about politics.
(b) Duncan wants Madelyne to regain her good humor so she agrees to make love to him.
(c) Duncan wants Madelyne to forgive him for upsetting Adele.
(d) Duncan wants to force Madelyne to say on that night that she loves him.
2. Why does the priest rush out of the room after the wedding ceremony?
(a) He is late to perform a schedule baptism.
(b) He is terrified of Duncan.
(c) He is sick and afraid he vomits in front of the bride and groom.
(d) He is late to perform a scheduled marriage.
3. Why is Adela in tears after she walks with Gerald after dinner?
(a) Gerald wants to break the marriage contract with Adela.
(b) Gerals and Adela argue about the rape of Adela.
(c) Gerald tries to kiss Adela.
(d) Gerald insists that the marriage contract with Adela is valid.
4. Why does Madelyne bump her head in Chapter 12?
(a) Because Duncan surprises her.
(b) Because she runs too fast
(c) Because she trips.
(d) Because she is pushed.
5. Madelyne is surprised that one of the Wextons is happy that she marries into the family? Which Wexton is happy?
(a) Catherine.
(b) Adele.
(c) Edmond.
(d) Gilard.
Short Answer Questions
1. In her delirium, what does Madelyne tell Duncan about Louddon?
2. While dreaming, who is the dream character that comes to her aid over and over again?
3. Madelyne writes a message for Anthony to the king. What does the message say?
4. What event makes Madelyne laugh, but terrifies everyone else?
5. According to Chapter 16, who does Madelyne think is probably the most handsome man in England?
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