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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. What is Gwenhwyfar afraid to become?
(a) A priestess
(b) A nun
(c) A lady in waiting
(d) High Queen
2. Why is Arthur upset with Gwenhwyfar?
(a) She loves Lancelet
(b) She is pregnant
(c) She lies to him
(d) She didn't stay in Cornwall.
3. When is Uther to meet with Igraine?
(a) Midsummer's eve
(b) Pentecost
(c) Midwinter's eve
(d) Beltane
4. Who accepts Morgaine into service as a lady in waiting?
(a) Raven
(b) Viviane
(c) Gwenhwyfar
(d) Morgause
5. Who does Morgaine sit with during the wedding mass?
(a) Morgause
(b) Arthur
(c) Igraine
(d) Viviane
Short Answer Questions
1. Where can Morgaine find the herbs she needs to abort the child, though she might be noticed?
2. Who has the ability to get Gwenhwyfar pregnant, according to Morgaine?
3. Who or what injures Lancelet as he is trying to take his mind off Gwenhwyfar?
4. What does Viviane do that impresses Morgaine?
5. What must Arthur return if he gives up his oath to Avalon?
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. Who is the son that Morgaine gives birth to that Morgause whisks away to a wet nurse?
3. What does Arthur carry into battle that ensures his wounds do not bleed heavily?
4. Who lets Viviane know that Uther Pendragon is dying from a fatal wound in battle?
5. During the crowning ceremony, to whom does Arthur bow?
6. Who does Viviane guess is behind the many close calls Arthur has been having?
7. How long does Viviane make Morgaine wait to see her?
8. When Gwenhwyfar makes a banner for Arthur to carry in battle, what is his response?
9. Viviane is coming to the Pentecost celebration to remind Arthur of what?
10. To where does Morgaine go in order to attend the ceremony in which she is to give up her maidenhead?
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