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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 Joan accused of by the English?
(a) Killing the real king.
(b) Spying on English forces.
(c) Being a witch.
(d) Being a traitor.

2. How is Louis able to attend Joan's first English trial?
(a) He attends as a spectator.
(b) He takes a job as a scribe.
(c) Joan asks him to be her lawyer.
(d) He dresses up like a guard.

3. What is the only town that gives Joan and the Dauphine any resistance as they head to Rheims?
(a) Troyles.
(b) Traylias.
(c) Troines.
(d) Troyes.

4. Who stops Joan after the initial siege she and her army make after the coronation?
(a) The general.
(b) The chancellor.
(c) The king.
(d) The pope.

5. What main attribute does La Hire's army lack?
(a) Discipline.
(b) Skill.
(c) Patience.
(d) Virtue.

Short Answer Questions

1. What causes the English to surrender as Charles VII heads to Rheims?

2. What is the only thing Joan asks of Charles after he is crowned?

3. What does Joan say in the letter to the leaders of Jargeau?

4. What does Joan do when the king has been crowned?

5. How do the other Generals plan to treat the orders of Joan?

Short Essay Questions

1. What things does Louis notice and write about during the battle at Jargeau?

2. What is wrong with La Hire's army when Joan first meets them?

3. Who is the man that Joan sees bound on a wagon, and why is he put there?

4. How does Joan try to escape from the English prison the second time?

5. What does Joan tell her parents in a letter in Chapter 22?

6. How does Joan try to escape from her English prison the first time?

7. What does Joan promise a duchess before she begins her journey to Rheims, and how does she keep it?

8. What does Louis do to show his love for Catherine, and what happens?

9. How does Joan defeat the English stronghold at Troyes?

10. What happens on the day Joan is captured?

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