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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 the name of the court that makes the final decision in Joan's trial?
(a) Ostrich Court.
(b) Rabbit Court.
(c) Wallaby Court.
(d) Kangaroo Court.

2. What do the English threaten to do when they read her letter?
(a) Capture and burn her.
(b) Execute her in front of her troops.
(c) Throw her in a Brittish dungeon.
(d) Make France a nation of slaves.

3. What is Joan's first battle injury?
(a) Fractured skull.
(b) Broken arm.
(c) Shoulder wound.
(d) Cut leg.

4. What is the name of the girl the Paladin falls in love with?
(a) Caroline.
(b) Camille.
(c) Caitlin.
(d) Catherine.

5. Where does Joan want to attack next after the coronation?
(a) Medford.
(b) Paris.
(c) Ramstein.
(d) Troyes.

Short Answer Questions

1. What starts the fighting at Orleans?

2. What is the only town that gives Joan and the Dauphine any resistance as they head to Rheims?

3. What position does Joan give the Paladin?

4. Who knocks down the wall in the haunted room in Catherine's house?

5. What happens to the army after they are stopped during the first siege after the coronation?

Short Essay Questions

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

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

3. What does Joan do when she sees her father after the coronation?

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

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

6. What are the charges brought against Joan by the English court?

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

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

9. What does Catherine ask Joan to do after the victory at Jargeau, and how does Joan respond?

10. What does Charles VII reward Joan with after her success at Orleans?

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