1. What does Siegfried tell Gunther before he goes to bring warriors back to Isenstein after the contest between Gunther and Brunhild is over?
(a) Remember you promised that I will marry your sister.
(b) Do not fear Brunhild.
(c) Tell Brunhild it is your idea that I go.
(d) I will be back in a fortnight.

2. Who pledges to harm Siegfried or die in the attempt?
(a) Ortwine.
(b) Hagen.
(c) Brunhild.
(d) Gunther.

3. Where is Siegfried during the contest between Brunhild and Gunther?
(a) He is fighting a giant.
(b) He is pounding on the gate of Brunhild's fortress.
(c) He is aboard the ship.
(d) He is in the thick of the contest.

4. While they are arguing, what evidence does Brunhild provide to Kriemhild that she thinks supports the idea that Siegfried is the vassal of Gunther?
(a) She is greeted with more esteem than any other queen because of who her husband is.
(b) She hears Siegfried say that he is Gunther's vassal.
(c) She sees Siegfried hold a stirrup so that Gunther can mount a horse.
(d) She knows that Gunther's lands are worth more than Siegfried's lands.

5. What comment of Kriemhild's sets off the quarrel between herself and Brunhild?
(a) My husband is the ruler of all kingdoms in the land.
(b) My husband is so mighty that he might rule over all kingdoms.
(c) Your husband is a great king, but no man is equal to my husband.
(d) Your husband will never have dominion over all kingdoms as long as my husband is alive.