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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 is La Beale Isoud's suitor?
(a) Palamides.
(b) Awaine.
(c) Arthur.
(d) Tramtrist.

2. After Pellinore lets the woman die, where is he taken?
(a) He goes to Arthur to tell him what has happened.
(b) He is taken home.
(c) He is taken to a fight between two knights.
(d) He is banished from Camelot.

3. What do the Roman Ambassadors ask of King Arthur?
(a) They want to go to war with Camelot.
(b) They want tribute from Camelot.
(c) They need Camelot to fight a war with them.
(d) They want to build an alliance.

4. Who writes love letters to La Beale Isoud after she and Tristram get back together?
(a) A lonely knight.
(b) King Mark.
(c) Kehydius.
(d) Arthur.

5. What does Pellinore do when his horse is killed?
(a) He kills the knight who killed his horse and gets a new horse from the second knight.
(b) He takes another man's horse.
(c) He runs and hides in the bushes.
(d) He kills both men.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the child Mordred's fate?

2. Who does Gareth start a fight with after leaving for Arthur's feast?

3. Over whom do the Knights begin to fight?

4. What are the letters of gold?

5. What is one of Arthur's nicknames?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why is Tor given land and an earldom?

2. Why does Arthur go to Rome?

3. How does the battle begin with the Romans?

4. What do Margawse and Lots' four sons do to Lamerak?

5. What plot is wrongfully executed at the dinner that Guenever holds?

6. When does Launcelot rename La Cote Male Taile, and what name does he give him?

7. Why does Isoud convince Tristram to go to the feast with her? What is the result of her plan?

8. Who is Melodias and what happens to him and his family?

9. Why does Mark kill his own brother.

10. What is Arthur's reaction to fighting at the end of the story? How does he die?

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