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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 the Horned One?
(a) The Merlin
(b) Arthur
(c) Uther
(d) Gorlois
2. Who appears before Morgaine, just as she was about to give up hope?
(a) A man with a torch
(b) Raven
(c) Morgause
(d) Viviane
3. Who accepts Morgaine into service as a lady in waiting?
(a) Gwenhwyfar
(b) Viviane
(c) Raven
(d) Morgause
4. Who tells Igraine news of the world?
(a) The Merlin
(b) Uther
(c) A peddler woman
(d) Gorlois
5. To whom does Arthur bow during his crowning ceremony - Bishop of Glastonbury and/or the Merlin of Avalon?
(a) Neither
(b) Both
(c) The Merlin
(d) The Bishop
Short Answer Questions
1. What is the name of the magical tool Viviane has made for Arthur?
2. What happens when Morgaine tries to enter Avalon?
3. Lancelet hasn't sworn allegiance to ________, which prevents him from training the horses for the king.
4. What does Gwenhwyfar feel might be causing her miscarriages?
5. What does Igraine tell Gwenhwyfar that even Gwenhwyfar does not know yet?
Short Essay Questions
1. Who fills the captive Igraine in on the matters of the world when she is taken back to Tintagel by Gorlois?
2. What does Arthur carry into battle that ensures his wounds do not bleed heavily?
3. Why is Gorlois so enraged with Igraine?
4. How long does Viviane make Morgaine wait to see her?
5. When is Uther supposed to arrive to find Igraine?
6. Who does Viviane guess is behind the many close calls Arthur has been having?
7. To where does Arthur order all the women and children be sent to as the battles are increasing?
8. To where does Morgaine go in order to attend the ceremony in which she is to give up her maidenhead?
9. After a vision from the Sight, from whom does Igraine expect a visit?
10. How is it that the court gets fever in the spring, but no one dies from this affliction?
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